Awhile ago I directed and edited this little video for Fisher-Price to demonstrate how kids play with Spinnyos, which is one of their newest products. These are kind of like funkier, magnetic versions of those bead-and-wire toys that we always used to play with at the doctor’s office when I was a kid. It’s actually … Read More
Author: katiewyn
Embroidery for Dummies
Trying to learn how to embroider. Results are questionable…there’s just SO MANY colors of thread that the only reasonable color palette my brain will allow is one that uses all of the colors, in no particular order and with limited readability. Unnecessary amounts of color strike again: I gave this to my old college … Read More
Thank Yous
Today I made up some thank you cards – something I’ve been meaning to get around to for awhile. Sending clients a little thank you after they are awesome enough to work with me seems like the least I can do. I’m always so thrilled to get to share in the passions of others and … Read More
Vidler’s Elixirs Progress
I started this project about a week ago when I found myself a little extra time. It was inspired by this very lovely class by Mary-Kate McDevitt that was free on Skillshare a couple weeks back. She does a great job of laying out her whole process and if you’re at all interested in vintage … Read More
NDA All Day
A whole year since my last post! I’m clearly excellent at upkeep, but I have a good reason – I’ve spent the last 11 months as a design animator at Fisher-Price. It’s been a blast, and I really loved the people and the projects (getting to play with toys all day isn’t bad either). The … Read More
Zombie Girl
I painted this lovely lady a few months ago for an art test. She’s supposed to be loveable yet disgusting…so you can feel free let me know if I succeeded.
Making the Mailmen (After Effects Puppetry)
I actually love being asked for help. As an artist, I think I share the anxiety of a lot artistic people in constantly doubting my own worth as a creator. It doesn’t matter how many times I tell myself that I’m pretty great, there will always be something I can improve on. So when someone … Read More
Bikes Bikes Bikes
Someone posted a really pretty Fuji Feather on SCAD’s For Sale group the other day and another person beat me to buying it. Not that there’s anything wrong with my commuter bike, but now I really miss having my road bike. It’s so pretty and fast and not even close to being in the same … Read More
Lamps
I’ve had these images by photographer Rune Guneriusson on my radar for a few years now. His combination of vintage lamps with improbable settings is magical and mysterious and reminds me a lot of Lewis Carroll – I wish I could step into one of his environments and find out where these paths of lamps … Read More
Bucket List: Tree House
I hope someday I can be brave enough to stop making excuses and just do all the things I want to do. My ‘bucket list’ is getting a little out of hand, though – it would seem that I want to just just about everything. To help myself narrow down the most important adventures, I’ve … Read More