Society 6 Store
Posted: Thursday,9th January, 2020 Filed under: red bubble | Tags: art, bag, chair, clock, custom, design, environment, exercise clothes, fun, gift, nature, original, portfolio, present, print, print on demand, printing, profile, redbubble, screenshot, society 6, store, tshirt, website, yoga mat Leave a commentI have just set up an account with Society 6. Well, actually, I made the account quite a few years ago but spent more time adding to Redbubble.
Making designs or patterns is a fun way for me to be creative and learn more tricks using the software I use daily. It is a nice way to blow off some steam so to speak. There is something very freeing about turning an idea I have in my head into something that can outside of myself. Creation. So when sites like Redbubble and Society 6 will do print on demand it makes sense to sell on these services.
There is something so very satisfying about seeing a design that I created mocked up on different items. I am used to seeing shirts, prints and I have been making custom clock faces. But Society6 has some other items I am not used to seeing like chairs, furniture, picnic rugs and yoga mats. Many gift ideas here.
Check out full store: https://society6.com/lakazdi
On a roll
Posted: Wednesday,14th February, 2018 Filed under: craft, digital illustration, red bubble | Tags: art, clock, clockface, design, print, red bubble Leave a commentI have been really having fun making clock designs to sell on Redbubble. I dont quite remember the last time I had a spare moment to myself let alone full time creative freedom. It’s nice. Here are four clocks I have designed that Redbubble print and manufacture.
new clock for sale
Posted: Tuesday,13th February, 2018 Filed under: craft, digital illustration, graphic design, Project, red bubble | Tags: clock, design, for sale, print on demand, printing, product, red bubble Leave a commentI have designed a clock that is for sale on redbubble.
graphic design mockups
Posted: Tuesday,13th February, 2018 Filed under: freelance, graphic design | Tags: design, mock up, photoshop, porfolio, print design, project, screenshot, showcasing, viewpoint, work Leave a commentIt has been really interesting for me to see how much the trend of print mockups has been on the internet as a way to showcase your work. Not so long ago when I first was adding portfolio items to behance I was using just screenshots of my files and now I take the time (which is getting quicker and quicker) to make mockup images. They really do tell the story better and are instantly recognisable. It is not until I see the two side-by-side that I realise this is a trend that will not be going away and this is something I am very happy with.
It certainly makes a difference when showing spreads of a book. Previously I felt the need to show the spine and edges otherwise there is no context.
I really do not think the difference is as profound with the cover but certainly, it is more obvious that this is a book cover and not a flyer or something else.But when showing something really quite big, like a billboard, the mockups are simply wonderful because it is so much easier to understand the scale in this context.