Showing posts with label greeting card. Show all posts
Showing posts with label greeting card. Show all posts

Monday, February 28, 2011

Fun with H2O


A little experiment in water colour (or color for our American friends) that I painted for my wife. Could make a nice greeting card.

Sunday, February 13, 2011

be mime pop-up card and free template

So just incase you haven't gotten to the card store yet and you have access to a computer and you have some card stock handy (I mean who doesn't have tons of card stock in their house?) here is a few snaps of my "be mime" pop-up card.

I've also included a template of the card that you can print out and do. NOTE: This is a free template for personal use only. It may not be reprinted for any commercial use or for profit.


I think the directions are clear and it should be pretty straight forward to do. If you have any questions just drop me a line. My contact info is on my profile page.

Happy V day to one and all. More goodness coming soon.

Update: I am no longer updating this blog as I have moved to my new website cardboardtreehouse.com I'll be adding new paper craft, illustrations, animation, and other offers on the new site. Feel free to pop over and have a look around. Thanks for your interest in my work.

Happy Valentine's Day

This is my pop-up paper card I made for Valentine's Day. Another fun little project. I'll make the template available here later today. For now, here is a little video.


Update: I am no longer updating this blog as I have moved to my new website cardboardtreehouse.com I'll be adding new paper craft, illustrations, animation, and other offers on the new site. Feel free to pop over and have a look around. Thanks for your interest in my work.

Monday, February 7, 2011

Pop-up Birthday for my boy


Here is the pop-up birthday card I made for my son's 1st birthday party. We had a bunch of family and friends here yesterday (in the house and on skype) for a party for him and he had a really good time. He's one so I guess anytime is a good time when your schedule consists of eating, playing and sleeping.

In the card he is wearing an old set of pajama's that he has long outgrown but they were a favorite of his mothers. The chair is based off of his high chair but I didn't realize until I had the card completed that the oval on the back of the chair looks like a red halo. He is a cross of a monster and an angel anyway so that kind of works.

More stuff coming in the future but thanks for stopping by.

Update: I am no longer updating this blog as I have moved to my new website cardboardtreehouse.com I'll be adding new paper craft, illustrations, animation, and other offers on the new site. Feel free to pop over and have a look around. Thanks for your interest in my work.

Sunday, December 5, 2010

Cardboardtreehouse Christmas Craft Card Video

Happy Holidays my friends.

I've made an accordion style Christmas Craft Card that is now available at a couple of local stores. In the card we find Santa enjoying a glass of milk after delivering a few presents to some lucky kids for Christmas. I really enjoyed making this card and I hope you like it as well. It is a family friendly project that is a fun way for kids and adults to spend an hour or so together at the table.


Here is a video on how you can assemble your Christmas Craft Card. Check it out. Sorry my head gets in the way at one point.


Locally you can pick up the kit to make your own Christmas Craft Card at Strange Adventureson 5262 Sackville Street and at Love, Me Boutique at 1539 Birmingham Street. I'll be making more cards in this style in the future so stay tuned.

Update: I am no longer updating this blog as I have moved to my new website cardboardtreehouse.com I'll be adding new paper craft, illustrations, animation, and other offers on the new site. Feel free to pop over and have a look around. Thanks for your interest in my work.

Sunday, January 4, 2009

Growing up


This is an illustration I did for my neighbors little girl who is really into canoeing.  It is amazing to see how fast kids grow up.