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...to the CREATISSIMO blog! If you are (or you want to be) creative, join us here and share your works, thoughts, tips, ideas, etc. with us. We all want to be creative together! We want to focus on creative process, so don't worry if you're not 'talented' (you will see that you are!). Just stop by and talk to us, ok?
Here's my e-address to talk to me 'in person':
creatissimo@gmail.com
PS1: My English is not perfect, but at least it's creative! ; ) Sorry for the mistakes...
PS2: You'll find a few words about me somewhere 'between the lines' of this blog, but you can also try to read a Slovene version on http://creatissimo.blogspot.com ; )
Showing posts with label design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label design. Show all posts

November 19, 2010

Holiday gift and/or decoration



And how will you wrap holiday gifts?


Find my idea on the www Dom In Stil. It is suitable for children and your skilled fingers. Click on the link below to jump to the guide with pictures:


Wishing you lots of creativity and fun!


November 16, 2010

Creative studio - part 3

...where dreams come true...

Do you also have a feeling sometimes that you should nest your creative space in a creative shop or put the creative shop into your creative studio?!?



Today I'll show you the last part of my creative studio. Visit the www Dom in Stil - click on the link below to see the article with the pictures:


Wishing you a beautiful, creative day!

October 27, 2010

Christmas cards...

...in progress...

Red & white. (In English and Slovene)



Accepting preorders (e-mail me for details).

October 26, 2010

Creative studio - part 2

...where dreams come true...

It has been a while since you could have read this post about the planning of my creative studio.

Finally you can see some more (- in pictures and words). How my creative studio grew up from a plan to a real creative space - first the cabinets, then table, and then...

Check my kingdom on www Dom in Stil, when you click the link below:




A brief summary:
a) a creative table with the handles, which have many functions (and under the table handcarts with creative stuff: inks, colored pencils, aquarells, modelling materials, decor materials etc.)
b) hidden big ball for sitting (you can only see the handle)
c) hidden magnetic board (behind the corner)
d) small cabinets
e) cabinets with sliding doors (and creative stuff like paper, things for designing, creative and other literature, sketchbooks etc).
f) the open part of a cabinet with things like business folders, canvas, wooden frames, my 'experimental' book etc.




Hm, you might now ask where do I have paints and stamps and screenprinting stuff?? Well, more about that next time, so you better come and visit my blog again!

See Ya!


October 12, 2010

Pre-pre-preparing...

...for the Xmas-New Year production...


(a detail of the screen for screenprinting)

I don't like to think about winter and cold colours during the beautiful, sunny and colourful fall. That's why no words today...

Enjoy!

September 28, 2010

Creative studio...

...where dreams come true...

Finally, you can peep into my creative corner - from beginning to the end.

It took some time to think about what I need in the studio and what the layout would look like to be practical as much as possible. So that you don't stumble over the things on the floor or spill the paint on the first swing of the arm - I'm sure you know what I mean :).



(planning the creative studio)

Now, that I use it already, I know that it is a place, satisfying my taste and needs, and that I just don't want to go out of there!!

More about the beginnings of my creative corner on www Dom in Stil, if you click the link below:


Are you particularly interested in something I wrote in the article? No problem - just ask me! :)

And of course, I already can't wait to get your comments and read how you've designed and organised your own creative corner, studio, office or 'just a space for you'.


October 18, 2009

Dressed chocolate

Zotter chocolates ‘wear’ the best designed chocolate wraps, I think.
You just have to love them! – because:
not only the chocolate is yummy,
not only that you have many (interesting) tastes to choose from,
not only the ingredients are organic and from fair trading,
but also they take a special care of design:



But not just that! You can create your own 'special occasion wrap design' for the chocolate and give the chocolate to your dear ones! Wouldn’t that be a cool surprise?!
Agh, you just have to love them!

But maybe you know some 'better dressed' chocolates or designs that you adore? Please, share them with us, chocolate people!

September 07, 2009

Art teachers, eh?!

Art teachers don't have much to do. It's a piece of cake to be an art teacher.

But then:
there's a school event and scenography, costumes, posters, invitations are needed…
and there's a school project and a design for it is needed…
and there's a field trip and working-sheets are needed…
and there's a holiday and beautiful (cheap) greeting cards are needed…
and there's a birthday and a beautiful (cheap) BD gift is needed…
and there are boring classrooms and halls and exhibitions are needed…
etc., etc.

Who will do all that work?
Art teachers, of course, as they don't really have much to do!

My memories (illustrating and designing a workbook for a field project) of my life as an art teacher – the workbook was not made over the night (I still remember that!).





Yes, dear art teachers, I know very well how it is to 'not have' any work!

July 05, 2009

Logo-types

How do you create a logo?
Logo is not a simple thing. It's a small thing, that's for sure! But it has to tell a lot!
So, how do we start to design a logo?

My way goes like this:
First I need to hear about the client's wishes.
Then I check the colours and fonts that would the best represent the client.
I also need to know what is the message the client wants to tell to the World.
Then the process begins.
I have to keep in mind how big (or better said: small) the logo will be (to keep it clear) and where it will be used (stationery, business-cards, pens, T-shirts, etc.).

At the end, all of your long-hours work won't show in the logo. However, you will know how successful were you in no time: the logo will either spread around quickly or not...

*****

The theory up-there looks something like that in practice:

Logo for the children's programme during the World Peace Summit in Ljubljana

The client's wishes:
- the kids should like the logo - it should be designed for the kids
- it should represent the host country Slovenia
- there has to be water and hands - the symbols of the main World Peace Summit 'logo'
- presents the unity - no race discrimination
- the logo should send out the message of peace, hope, harmony and yoga...

For such a small logo, hm, that was a lot to ask from me. Anyway, I tried to mix them all together............and that's what came out:


What are your comments?
And how do you do your designing yourself?
Share your thoughts, pictures, creations... - we are curious already!!
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