paris
summer of 2007
the tiniest apartment
me + four other girls
studied and toured and ate and absorbed that which is french
together
spend enough time together and nicknames arise, mine ranging from "C" to "punk" to "c-dawg"
:)
i love my memories of that trip and those friendships
they were key to my story
key to who i am becoming as a person
in naming my etsy shop, i wanted to bridge past friendships and travels with new dreams and ambitions.
thus, seadog designs was born.
cheers!
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Saturday, April 28, 2012
Tuesday, April 24, 2012
story: red rosettes
i love patterns. looking at my closet, you would be surprised to hear it - i wear a lot of solid colors. but that's only because i'm so picky about patterns - i have to really "buy into" a pattern to, well, buy it. connect with it, feel it reflects who i am, etc. possibly i overthink patterns...
this onesie, though - i was won over before i started drawing. flowers are instantly great in my mind, especially for babies, because nothing is cliche on a baby. just sweet and delicate and - sigh - lovely.
the abstract rosettes were partially inspired by work from a good friend of mine. she's done a series of oil paintings (like this) that bridge - beautifully - the gap between free-wheeling swirls and tiny rosebuds. translating the concept to onesies was meant to be.
if they were done with a scented marker, i'd say you should all take time to smell the roses.
i haven't run into any scented fabric markers yet, though. let me know if you find any ;)
cheers!
this onesie, though - i was won over before i started drawing. flowers are instantly great in my mind, especially for babies, because nothing is cliche on a baby. just sweet and delicate and - sigh - lovely.
the abstract rosettes were partially inspired by work from a good friend of mine. she's done a series of oil paintings (like this) that bridge - beautifully - the gap between free-wheeling swirls and tiny rosebuds. translating the concept to onesies was meant to be.
if they were done with a scented marker, i'd say you should all take time to smell the roses.
i haven't run into any scented fabric markers yet, though. let me know if you find any ;)
cheers!
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