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Pardon Mon Faux Pas

May 10, 2012

Hello everyone!After a wonderful week and a small change of plans that basically ended up changing my whole itinerary. Instead of the Javits Center Accessory show, we visited the ENK Show. On Tuesday morning, Paula from Paula and Chlo and her husband Randy met me in 7th Ave. (I was across the street from H&M.) From there we took a crazy taxi ride to the venue where we entered on the red carpet. Tony Drockton from Hammtt LA Sarah Cavender Metalworks Last but not least, I want to thank ...

Clients, Travel

Heading to NYC

April 19, 2012

In about 4 weeks I am headed to NYC where I will be attending a show and meeting Paula from Paula and Chlo. I am furiously doing laundry and finishing projects. I am ecstatic. The last time I planned a trip to NY, the bottom fell out of my life. I found it sitting next to my desk. :)

Clients, fashion, Illustrations, watercolor

Fashion Watercolor Hermes Bag Croquis

April 11, 2012

A watercolor in my favorite red, Alizarin Crimson from Windsor & Newton It has been almost 9 months since I created anything for anyone. Craziness in my life just made it impossible. Turns out the clouds are parting, school almost done for Spring break and I am lucky enough for Paula & Chlo to need a small illustration. If you have an Hermes Birkin, Chanel Chevron Evening bag, or your Lady Dior, email me for a quote. I enjoy doing these and would love to create more.

Clients, fashion

A Deeper Appreciation A Little Detour

September 10, 2011

It had long since come to my attention that people of accomplishment rarely sat back and let things happen to them. They went out and happened to things. — Leonardo da Vinci He wasn`t kidding. When the opportunity comes knocking, you should answer. Dior called me last week to be the illustrator for their Shoe Launch Event at Bloomingdale`s this past Thursday at the Roosevelt Mall in New York and Friday at Short Hills Bloomingdale`s in New Jersey. It was so much more than they had explained ...