Giclée prints of three recent India ink illustrations (Two Sisters and a Tavern, Topple, and Lewiston Ghost Picnic) will soon be made available via the Tulip Tree Studios Etsy shop, details coming shortly.
Two Sisters and a Tavern
Topple
Lewiston Ghost Picnic
It’s springtime, but I’m sure the flowers are none to happy with the cold, rainy weather they’re waiting to pass. Meanwhile, over in the engine room here at Tulip Tree Creative Studios things have been busy busy as I’ve got a few new design projects that are now in the works, including a four-card business card alternative for Neidermeyer Color Design that I’m really looking forward to rolling up my sleeves and digging into. It should be a very unique item once finished, which I plan to share here after it is printed. The other project that is looming on the horizon will involve a business redesign for a long time client, The Animal Clinic of Chardon. Looking forward to working on both.
In between a few projects for clients, I’m working on a project of my own, illustration and finishing the writing for a short children’s story that I have been working on over the past few months that is inspired by the Trouble Doll series of watercolor/ink illustrations I embarked on last year. Fruits of my labor for both business and personal projects will be shared here as they are completed.
If you happen to be in the Minneapolis, Minnesota area, the Menahga Arts Guild is holding its very first Scholarship Fundraiser BBQ Rib Dinner and Auctions on April 1, 2011 at the Menahga VFW in Menahga, MN. I am proud to be an associate of one of the event’s creators and organizers, Dawn Rossbach, and have donated a piece, a gicleé print of my “Drummer Girl” illustration. To see the items available in the auction visit The Menahga Arts Guild website.
Gicleé prints of several original watercolors and illustrations (including the illustration shown here), as well as a few original works are now available on the Tulip Tree Creative Studios etsy shop.
The giclee prints were produced by an area art gallery, Paul Duda Gallery, and are beautifully printed on high quality heavy watercolor paper.
Prints and piece range from small and very affordable 3.5″ x 5.5″ prints, to 8×10 prints. Each has 1-2″ borders for framing purposes.
I am pleased to announce the new site design of Tulip Tree Creative Studios. In addition to including blog posting capabilities, the site will also be much more dynamic so that visitors can keep up to date with the latest projects from Tulip Tree Creative Studios. The site will be evolving over the next few days while I add more content and more of my artwork, so stop back again!
