She's SO Creative is chock full of clever greeting cards, art prints, and other witty goodies established by San Francisco, "
Chief Clever Creator" Stephanie Orma (the S.O. in She's SO Creative).
Stephanie Orma is a Creative Marketing Communications Specialist and San Francisco freelance writer. In a nutshell, she writes, designs, illustrates, and spreads the buzz. With experience as a marketing account manager for Fortune 500 accounts, Stephanie’s visual and editorial creativity is solidly backed by a strong marketing foundation. Her work has been featured by Time Out NY, Daily Candy, 7×7 SF Magazine, Marin Magazine, as well as a plethora of newspapers and popular blogs.
When she's not writing, designing, or spreading the buzz through her studio,
Orma Design & Communications, Stephanie loves playing with witty words and winsome images and seeing just how far she can stretch the literal to hilarious limits. Her witty paper products are sold in hundreds of the best card and gift boutiques throughout the United States.
She's SO Creative has been variously described as "a little whimsy, some snark, some cool, irreverent, witty and sans corn."
Stephanie is a contributing writer for
HOW Magazine,
Smashing Magazine, the
American Institute of Graphic Arts (AIGA), and writes on graphic design, branding, and creativity for the San Francisco Examiner.
Bird & Bee Designs was formed by
artist Amy Bock (a.k.a. Bird) and designer Daniel Bresnihan (a.k.a. Bee) with the desire to create distinctive and light-hearted greeting cards.
A petite company located in Naugatuck, Connecticut, Bird & Bee greeting cards are printed and packaged in the U.S. with a concern for the environment, using soy-based inks and the finest quality domestic papers.
You might remember back in January we featured
Matt Hendon’s Facebook page. Well, Matt has some of his illustrations for sale over at
redbubble.
Matt graduated from Art Center College of Design in Pasadena. His work has been published in
American Illustration 28. He is currently an editorial illustrator living and working in the Los Angeles area.
Michael Paulus is currently offering more affordable versions of a select few of his popular cartoon skeletal systems in an entirely different format. Taken from his original 'flip-top' interactive pieces with the cartoon characters as an overlay; these are solely the skeletal elements but re-drawn, notably larger, and more detailed than the originals
Micheal's skeletal drawings have been used as reference material from grade school classrooms to grad school PowerPoint lectures in medicine and forensics, and have been featured in publications such as Discover, Cabinet, and Pig magazines, Virgin Atlantic's Carlos, and various other international newspapers and magazines.
Amazingly, these drawings match seamlessly to the cartoon characters they are based on.
I love the first one but all of them are great and make me laugh. It is always nice to see a little bit of creative humor in designs. Keep up the good work!
Heather K
ExcitableCargo.com
I agree, Heather, I enjoy all of Stephanie's designs also - the first two especially made me chuckle.