Today I’m sharing my butterfly illustaration which was used on this pretty Hallmark Val card for daughter. The dimension and foil process turned out so nice!
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Today I’m sharing my butterfly illustaration which was used on this pretty Hallmark Val card for daughter. The dimension and foil process turned out so nice!
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This lettering was a fun request — The Hallmark Mahogany team wanted an expressive brush styling in bold colors. I utilized Adobe Fresco to create this, which isn’t my normal app of choice. Their live brushes worked so well for this lettering style.
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Next up, my heart/envelope illustration and lettering applied to this “Daughter and Son” Valentine’s Day Card. Sometimes our artwork is used even years later, so this one was a fun surprise!
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Heart Day is almost here — my absolute favorite season to create artwork for! First up for 2026, I loved seeing my “Happy Valentine’s Day” lettering applied in this sweet heart.
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The highlight of the Hallmark holiday product I had the chance to work on this year was the Lacey Chabert Collection. Last year I was asked to transform Lacey’s signature into a logo for her product line and it’s so exciting to see it out in the world! This collection utilizes assets from Hallmark’s vast archival collection and is re-invented to create a holiday collection that is equally bright and filled with thoughtful details. Take a peek at how the logo variations have been used across product, marketing and the same stying across the greeting cards I shared earlier this week. Happy shopping!
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I’m thrilled to share lettering I created for the greeting cards that accompany the Lacey Chabert Collection. All these cards turned out beautifully, combining high process, lots of details and Hallmark archival assets. In a few days I’ll share the logo and a bit more about this very special collection!
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