Some of you may or may not know that I have been designing book covers for independent authors for over 10 years. It has been very interesting to see the wide range of interests and takes on life by the authors with whom I have worked. I have designed interiors and exteriors for everything from …
Hello all and pardon my blog absence since the new year…holidays and honeymoons and catching-up-from-those-things, oh my! As I have posted before, I have been loving some of the sweet and interesting children’s books that have come my way for illustration. One such book was Pipsqueak the Puppy by Lissa Webber, which I wrote about …
I recently finished a children’s book illustration project for an awesome author (and person), Lissa Webber. Next to working on my own project ideas, illustrating children’s books is my favorite job. This is even more true when the author has a great concept and is as easy to work with as Lissa. The process Lissa …
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Dr Seuss was right…oh the places I’ll go…or my work rather. One great thing about my job is seeing all of the different ways people use my work. I have designed book covers for years now, with authors and audiences ranging the whole gamut. My personal drawings have reflected times of darkness, loss, hope, laughter, …
I have mentioned before how much I appreciate the knowledge and support I have gained by being a member of Hatch Tribe. I was honored to, again, be recognized by them in their Meet the Tribe feature. After any interview, I always wonder how my responses come across in print. I mean, I totally sound …
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Hatch Tribe published its “29 Successful Female Entrepreneurs You Ought to Know” this month, and I was absolutely honored to be chosen as one of the 29. For those of you who may not know, Hatch Tribe is a professional organization, founded by Hilary Johnson, for women entrepreneurs where they can not only network with …
Designs and sketches for Frothy Beard Brewing Company! I did a lot of delicous, delicious beer research to be able to do work like this. I’d like to thank Frothy Beard and my 20’s for making it all possible. ⠀
If you are local to the Charleston area, you’re probably aware of the Frothy Beard Brewing Company. If you aren’t aware of them, here is a chance to fix that! The founders of this company are good friends as well as clients of mine. It’s been an exciting journey to brand them as they started …
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If you aren’t familiar with the blog, Epbot, you should be. Jen, the author, is hilarious, clever and a geek – which is the highest compliment I can give anyone. If you are into sci-fi, illustrated art, and/or Labyrinth and Princess Bride references, this blog is for you. This week, I was honored by a …
This week I had the privilege of chatting with the talented Scott Elingburg, writer for Charleston Scene. Not only is Scott smart, charming and funny, but his music taste is pretty kick ass too. Many thanks to him and to Charleston Scene and Post and Courier for the opportunity. Here’s the article as posted on …
Here’s an “inside the studio” interview I did with Heather Powers, who is a designer as well as a professional organizer. To have that combination of talents is kind of like finding a unicorn. http://hkpowerstudio.com/inside-the-studiotami-boyce/
For January’s Refresh Charleston event, I’ll be hosting a mini-art show. I’m also featured in the designer spotlight on the Refresh Charleston website.