Fascinating...

Happy Sunday folks!

Another sneak peek for my weekly guest post over on the Rachael Taylor Design blog. Check the full post out on Monday morning!

Enjoy! Kelly : )

The E-course...

Yay Saturday!

Today I am pondering on how amazing technology has become, and especially how useful, challenging and creative it can be! Therefore I am sharing information today on the various e-courses that are exactly this! From online classrooms to online seminars and lectures it amazing how one can learn right in the comfort of your own home!

Now don't get me wrong, I love sitting in a lecture at University frantically taking notes, but if it's creativity you want the latest e-courses can provide!

I recently registered for Michelle Fifi's live training event (below) also know as @PATTERNOBSERVER on twitter. I will also be taking part in Rachael Taylor's and Beth Nicholl's 'The Art and Business of Surface Pattern Design' in a few months (also below). Cannot wait!!!

So check out just a few of the available e-courses and enjoy! Kelly :)

The Art and Business of Surface Pattern Design E-course: "Split into three modules it will take you step-by-step from sketch to pattern to product, sharing technical how-to-guides and industry secrets along the way. " Rachael Taylor and Beth Nicholls. Click here for more information!

Do What You Love E-course: "This online adventure will take you step-by-step on a path to discovering your true passion, and finding a way to make it a greater part of your everyday life." Beth Nicholls. Click here for more info.

Hello Soul. Hello Business. E-course: “We want to inspire a new generation of business owners who build businesses with soul, infuse them with beauty, and have a positive impact in the world.  We want those business owners to flourish, embrace abundance, and make more money than they thought possible doing what they love. And we want you to be part of that.” Beth Nicholls and Kelly Rae Roberts. Click here for more info.

Webinar - Live Training Event - 5 Steps to Creating An Irresistible Surface Design Collection. Michelle Fifis. Click here for details.

The Sellable Sketch E-course: Michelle Fifis. Click here for more information.

Vintage Inspired: Cards...

Hello again lovely people!

Today I am sharing with you my card designs from my 'Vintage Inspired' collection!

Tea anyone?

Enjoy! Kelly :)

Vintage Inspired: Wrapping Paper...

So over the next couple of days I am going to treat you to my most recent work!

So starting with wrapping paper, here are some repeats of lovely vintage items, drawn by moi!

Enjoy! Kelly :)

Happy 2012!

Hey folks, happy New Year!

Here is a sneak peek at my first guest blog post of 2012!

Enjoy! Kelly :)

Another sneak peek...

...at my blog post for tomorrow on Rachael Taylor's Design blog!

French fries...with moustaches...in crochet!

How cool is that?!

Find more of Kate Jenkins' work here!

Enjoy! Kelly :)

Vintage...

Happy Saturday folks!

Here is some of my latest drawing for a recent project I am working on for the theme 'vintage'.

Enjoy! Kelly :)

Groundbreaking!

For all you surface pattern junkies out there or for anyone who wants to get more into the wonderful world of pattern, here is your chance!

Rachael Taylor, the lovely textile designer who I guest blog for works alongside business entrepeneur Beth Nichols to create a groundbreaking course that takes you step by step through the world of pattern. The course has amazing contributers such as the wonderful site Trend Bible and various designers in the field.
Don't miss this amazing opportunity!

Go here now!

Kelly :)

Guest blogging...

Just to brag a bit more, here is where you can find my posts as a guest blogger for the lovely textile designer and surface pattern expert Rachael Taylor. Check them out every Monday!

This week it's a post about a fun and quirky stationary brand called Pretty Bitter.

I'm already getting excited about what to blog next week, any ideas?

Kelly :)

Wizard of Oz...

Hey guys!

I am very late with this, but hopefully I will keep more on top of the blog now!
Anyway, here is my most recently completed project on the Wizard of Oz. We were given the concept of journey and of course my child brain automatically comes up with the journey of Dorothy, the Tinman, the Lion and the Scarecrow :) My final market was to create digitally printed wallapaper and interior furnishing designs. Enjoy!