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A kickboxing invite for an 8 year old that I printed. The older brother is turning 10 later in the year, so I've been informed that I have to use the same invite for him. Just change the details and maybe the colour. That sucks though. What kid wants to have the same invite as their YOUNGER brother or sister had? 

Not me. 

I wonder if the elder brother will throw a tantrum about it. 

This design is for my mom's 50th birthday party. We are throwing a surprise tea party for her. I originally thought a Mad Hatter tea. But its so common, especially since the Alice in Wonderland movie that Tim Burton created. So then I pondered on a vintage high tea kind of theme. 

This was the result for the invite. I then wrapped this in a doily, and tied ribbon around it. I will add a photo later. 

The following two Easter designs I was sent from Tiro Outsourcing and Vusela. Tiro has a logo of the Easter Island heads, so the design was simple. However, Vusela being a security company was somewhat more of a challenge. It required a corporate look and something that wasn't too eastery as was their original design done by their marketing manager. She designed a typical easter bunny and easter egg with greeting type of format. I eventually decided to simply add ears to their logo and add a border. They were very happy with both designs. 

The Second Edition of the Isigidi Journal (Newsletter). All completely designed and written by myself. The four pages were sent out at the end of March.

Feedback returned on the first edition of the magazine: 

Helise Engelbrecht: Baie Dankie! Dis so oulik. Hx

 Chanti Jackson:Great stuff, G! Hou so aan…………

These Easter designs were created for my mother. She asked for placemats that would represent Easter and to show that there is something more to it. So why not a rabbit in a suit? There is more to them than just being a rabbit. There is another grumpy rabbit set as well. These designs went down very well.