Tilly rose design

massive thank you to everyone who bought christmas cards, really love being able to share and sell my work 🎄❣️ (also taking commissions for calligraphy pieces/projects)

single artwork for ‘take it all’ - out 03/11/17.

my fruit and veg pillow is now up for sale in the Ohh Deer pillow fight competition - any votes/shares would be really appreciated 🖤

FRUIT AND VEG Cushion Check out this awesome Cushion design by tillyrose in Ohh Deers Pillow Fight competition

new poster design to promote yours is mine upcoming gigs 📷: georgia rawson.

logos, posters and merch designed for yours is mine.

I was commissioned by a member of the University of East Anglia's Poker Society to design them a new logo. I initially came up with around 15 various ideas, which we narrowed down the favourite three - voted for by the society as a group. I then developed these three designs with colour and typography, from this they decided on the the chip and wreath logo, with the addition of their university's colours - yellow and blue. The client then also asked to use another one of the logos from another poker endeavour - Kinsia Poker.

I was approached by two different clients, Alice a hairdresser and Sabrina a MUA, asking me to brand their new mobile businesses. For this they wanted a new logo, that could work as a watermark for the photography and a price list in a similar theme. Alice asked for a minimal design incorporating a pink-y watercolour theme, and Sabrina requested glitter and marble to match her existing business cards.

Alongside my 'Easy Vegan Life' book I designed and hand screen-printed a set of three different tote bag designs (the strawberry print being in two colour ways) which I hope would appeal to both vegans and non-vegans, but hopefully promoting the cause whilst doing so. I then went on to sell these tote bags (40 in total), giving 50% of the profits to a local animal sanctuary.

After visiting the Pitt Rivers Museum, I created a project to design new merchandise/gifts for the museum shop. I was particularly inspired by the various patterns throughout the exhibition and a number of masks from different cultures - I used my initial mask and pattern imagery to create two sets of postcards, canvas bags and brown paper bags.