Beach Wedding Invitations and Stationery

What a lovely Monday! I’ve been working with many wedding couples today who will marry in 2012. So many are planning ahead for their destination weddings right now. I am delighted to share our Flip Flop wedding stationery with you today.

{ BEACH WEDDING INVITATIONS }

My hand painted watercolor flip flops motif is a perfect match for beach lovers. You can add orchids to both pairs or use two plain pairs of flip flops if you wish.

{ BEACH WEDDING SAVE THE DATES }

If guests will travel to your wedding location, be sure to mail save the date cards 8-12 months in advance. This way they can take off work, save money, and more!

{ BEACH WEDDING BRIDAL SHOWER INVITATIONS }

As always, all ink colors, fonts, and art can be customized to match almost any color you wish!

{ BEACH WEDDING PROGRAMS }

We offer matching table cards, place cards, wedding programs, menus, and more! Feel free to email us for a quote today! Just include the stationery items you need and the quantity needed. Please be sure to plan ahead, again, we are working with many 2012 couples already! We can’t wait to work with you!!! Questions? Always feel free to ask us! hello@mypersonalartist.com

Hydrangea Wedding Invitations and Stationery

I am delighted to share my complete set of hand painted watercolor hydrangea wedding stationery designs with you today! The hydrangea art is available in pink, green, blue, purple, and fall mix. As always you can customize fonts, ink colors, and cardstock to create the perfect look for your wedding.

{ GRACIE MARIE :: BLUE HYDRANGEA WEDDING INVITATIONS }

{ GRACIE ANN :: WEDDING INVITATION WITH HYDRANGEAS }

{ GRACIE :: HYDRANGEA WEDDING INVITATIONS }

{ HYDRANGEA SAVE THE DATE CARDS }

{ HYDRANGEA BRIDAL SHOWER INVITATIONS }

 

How to Paint a Wedding Map

Hand painted wedding maps are truly a creative way to share directions with your guests.

Following are directions regarding the DIY hand painted map instructions.

SUPPLIES NEEDED
Pencil
Eraser
Watercolor paper
Watercolor paints
Paint brush
A large bowl or measuring cup of water
Sharpie® fine point black marker
Scanner
Printer
Computer
Photo editing program
White cardstock 80lb or thicker

STEP 1
Find an actual map of the area you want illustrated. Decide what streets and details you want illustrated on the map.
Sketch in the details with your pencil. Or use tracing paper if you’re not feeling confident in your sketching. Scan in this art.

STEP 2
Print art very lightly on actual watercolor paper. You should barely see your pencil sketch. Watercolor paint all details. Add finishing touches with your black fine point marker. Add your “artist” signature.

STEP 3
Scan in art. Add all wording. If you can’t draw your characters (whale, etc) you may be able to find high quality (300 dpi) clip art drawings online. Save art at 300 dpi.

STEP 4
Print. Enjoy!!!

If you don’t have the time or feel comfortable creating your own HAND PAINTED MAPS, feel free to commission me to make one for you!