Street Team

Assignment: 2-3 Layouts or 4-6 Cards Part Three

On to the cards... Sorry about the delay in posting folks, life, work and well stuff just got in the way.
Here you go!

Awesome, unique and funky cards. Some great ideas in there ladies! thanks for the inspiration =)

Assignment: 2-3 Layouts or 4-6 Cards

so...it's that time. time to share some more amazing street team work.

i'm going to start with the layouts today and check back on the weekend for our card designs.

the main product focus this time around was our cellular and organic collections, along with our au naturel chipboard tags, scribble and scratch rub-ons and some generous product contribution from maya road.

here we go...

                        

For more views of these layouts, please see our Street Team Gallery!

Assignment: 2-3 Layouts or 4-6 Cards Part Two

and because she did a mini-album, going above and beyond the assignment of the 2-3 layouts...  Miss Lu [who I'm sure as a kid colored outside the lines - in the best way possible!] gets her own post LOL!

thanks Lu. as usual, remarkable work.

Poppets(R) Assignment Part 6 and 7

In the final installment of the Poppet(R) Assignment... here are the coolio contributions by Gloria and Angel.

Gloria, rebel that she is, forgot [?!] to do her work in a Maya Road mini-album... so, layouts and cool story line pages are our treat from G today. Love the use of glitter and unconventional story telling methods in combination with the Poppet stuff; it's another take on this whimsical product line, again reinforcing it's potential uses in scrapbooking and beyond!  Way to go Calgary girl =)

Last, but certainly NOT least is Angel. Between moving 15hours from home, starting a new job and trying to unpack her supplies, this assignment was a great excuse to get creative and gluey! 

Angel's sweet Maya Road book had loads of felty goodness in it, both stamped and as backgrounds and focusses on two girls and their favorite things. Very sweet mini-book Angel... glad you haven't fallen off the edge of the earth - I was beginning to worry LOL!

Poppets(R) Assignment Part 4 and 5

Since I missed the last two days... here are BOTH Lu's and Ronee's Projects.

Ronee went a totally different route with the theme and picked on Favorite Summer FOODS as her take ont he subject and used the Poppet(R) products to illustrate her concepts. Mmmm... getting hungry just thinking about it! Great job Ronee and thanks for the YUMMY recipes!!

Lu also took a different path with the theme, taking the old saying "The Dog Days of Summer" and interpreting it - LITERALLY. 

She used the PopPETS(R) stamps from the Poppet(R) collection to illustrate the life of one dog in the summertime. Love that! Especially love that the journaling is done in the DOG'S voice and that we see his humans from his viewpoint. I think that this is very similar to how dogs [and cats] really see us 90% of the time... from the knee DOWN. LOL! Great Job Lu!

Poppet(R) Assignment Part 3

The next Street Team member to show her interpretation of the Assignment is Deb May.

Deb also oriented her Maya Road mini-book in a portrait format like Rachelle and was able to utilize more of the paper design and the Poppet(R) shapes in that way. Love the used of DIMENSION in Deb's pages and that she lifted elements of the design to create focal points and interest. Isn't it great that Deb took a look at family summer fun and were able to recall past summertime adventures in such a charming and fun way?
Great work!

Poppet(R) Assignment Part 2

Rachelle's turn...
Love these pages. They are so in keeping with the whimsical charm of the Poppet(R) style that Claudine Hellmuth has created. Great job on this album Rachelle, it so fun see how YOU have interpreted the product and the theme of Summer Fun.

I love the use of fabric and ephemera to illustrate the concept. So cool...

Products used in this project include:
Poppets(R) Places and Clear Stamps | Maya Road Landscape Album | scribble and scratch rub-ons
Sketchy Evidence Rubberstamps by Lazar StudioWERX | artist's own fabric scraps | Inks and chalks: uncredited

Check back tomorrow for MORE Poppets(R) On Assignment!

Poppet(R) Assignment Part 1

The artwork from our first Street Team - On Assignment project has started to come in and it's time to start the sharing!

This first assignment was based on the Poppets(R) by Claudine Hellmuth product line we manufacture - a fun, whimsical and charming collection of papers, diecuts and stamps.

Poppets(R) People, Places and Stamps always produce fun, whimsical artwork and we're delighted to be able to share some of it with you. Over the next several days, I'll be posting photos of the mini-books, albums and layout that the Team has created and I gotta say some of the artwork was really unexpected, in a very cool way.

The first Street Teamer I'm going to show you is Brigitte. A chick after my own heart... we're both graphic designers, working for government bodies around Vancouver BC. This mini-album was really startling and inventive, in the coolest way possible! I LOVE the use of the stamps and paper segments on the Maya Road album. So cool... Without further ado, here are some of B's Poppet(R) Mini-Album spreads:

Graffitti and Poppets(R) - WHO KNEW!?! Love it...

Products used in this project include:
Poppets(R) Places and Clear Stamps | Maya Road Landscape Album | scribble and scratch rub-ons
Maya Road Chipboard Flourishes | Inks and chalks: uncredited

Check back tomorrow for MORE Poppets(R) On Assignment!