Aino Saarikivi
Hi, I'm Aino Saarikivi! A graphic designer and illustrator based in Helsinki, whose desk has seen hundreds of magazine pages, book covers and visual identities pass through it over more than 20 years. Design and illustration go hand in hand for me: sometimes I build a magazine's look from the ground up, other times I draw an illustration that carries the whole feel of a story.
In my day job, I work as a graphic designer and illustrator at Viestimedia. Alongside that, I also take on freelance projects through my own company, whether it's a logo, book layout, or an illustration for a magazine. I work smoothly in both Finnish and English.
If you're looking for someone who sees the whole picture, from visual identity down to a single image, let's get in touch!
Combining graphic design and illustration is one of my strengths as an artist. I’ve been praised for my imaginative designs, professionalism and the fact that my style fits a variety of subjects. Experimenting with different styles and fondness for using rich colors, textures and atmospheres is at the core of my work.
Aarre magazine, Maaseudun Tulevaisuus newspaper, Viestimedia, Pirta magazine, S&A magazine, Finnish Literature Society, Alienn Enterprise Oy, Rakennusinsinöörit ja -arkkitehdit RIA ry, Vuosikymmen Oy
Ikitakku children's book / Nysalor
Illustration, typography and graphic design for a children’s book.
Story: Melina Marras / Illustration & design: Aino Saarikivi / Publisher: Nysalor, 2026
You can pre-order Ikitakku here!
(Ikitakku is in Finnish.)
Ikitakku children's book / Nysalor
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Ikitakku children's book / Nysalor
Illustration, typography and graphic design for a children’s book.
Story: Melina Marras / Illustration & design: Aino Saarikivi / Publisher: Nysalor, 2026
You can pre-order Ikitakku here!
(Ikitakku is in Finnish.)
Ikitakku children's book / Nysalor
Illustration, typography and graphic design for a children’s book.
Story: Melina Marras / Illustration & design: Aino Saarikivi / Publisher: Nysalor, 2026
You can pre-order Ikitakku here!
(Ikitakku is in Finnish.)
Ikitakku children's book / Nysalor
Illustration, typography and graphic design for a children’s book.
Story: Melina Marras / Illustration & design: Aino Saarikivi / Publisher: Nysalor, 2026
You can pre-order Ikitakku here!
(Ikitakku is in Finnish.)
Ikitakku children's book / Nysalor
Illustration, typography and graphic design for a children’s book.
Story: Melina Marras / Illustration & design: Aino Saarikivi / Publisher: Nysalor, 2026
You can pre-order Ikitakku here!
(Ikitakku is in Finnish.)
Ikitakku children's book / Nysalor
Illustration, typography and graphic design for a children’s book.
Story: Melina Marras / Illustration & design: Aino Saarikivi / Publisher: Nysalor, 2026
You can pre-order Ikitakku here!
(Ikitakku is in Finnish.)
Ikitakku children's book / Nysalor
Illustration, typography and graphic design for a children’s book.
Story: Melina Marras / Illustration & design: Aino Saarikivi / Publisher: Nysalor, 2026
You can pre-order Ikitakku here!
(Ikitakku is in Finnish.)
Ikitakku children's book / Nysalor
Illustration, typography and graphic design for a children’s book.
Story: Melina Marras / Illustration & design: Aino Saarikivi / Publisher: Nysalor, 2026
You can pre-order Ikitakku here!
(Ikitakku is in Finnish.)
Ikitakku children's book / Nysalor
Illustration, typography and graphic design for a children’s book.
Story: Melina Marras / Illustration & design: Aino Saarikivi / Publisher: Nysalor, 2026
You can pre-order Ikitakku here!
(Ikitakku is in Finnish.)
Ikitakku children's book / Nysalor
Illustration, typography and graphic design for a children’s book.
Story: Melina Marras / Illustration & design: Aino Saarikivi / Publisher: Nysalor, 2026
You can pre-order Ikitakku here!
(Ikitakku is in Finnish.)
Ikitakku children's book / Nysalor
Illustration, typography and graphic design for a children’s book.
Story: Melina Marras / Illustration & design: Aino Saarikivi / Publisher: Nysalor, 2026
You can pre-order Ikitakku here!
(Ikitakku is in Finnish.)
Ikitakku children's book / Nysalor
Illustration, typography and graphic design for a children’s book.
Story: Melina Marras / Illustration & design: Aino Saarikivi / Publisher: Nysalor, 2026
You can pre-order Ikitakku here!
(Ikitakku is in Finnish.)
Ikitakku children's book / Nysalor
Illustration, typography and graphic design for a children’s book.
Story: Melina Marras / Illustration & design: Aino Saarikivi / Publisher: Nysalor, 2026
You can pre-order Ikitakku here!
(Ikitakku is in Finnish.)
Ikitakku children's book / Nysalor
Illustration, typography and graphic design for a children’s book.
Story: Melina Marras / Illustration & design: Aino Saarikivi / Publisher: Nysalor, 2026
You can pre-order Ikitakku here!
(Ikitakku is in Finnish.)
Helsinki series / Personal project
Helsinki series / Personal project
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Helsinki series / Personal project
Helsinki series / Personal project
Helsinki series / Personal project
Helsinki series / Personal project
Helsinki series / Personal project
Editorial illustrations / Maaseudun Tulevaisuus newspaper
Illustrations for Maaseudun Tulevaisuus newspaper.
Editorial illustrations / Maaseudun Tulevaisuus newspaper
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Editorial illustrations / Maaseudun Tulevaisuus newspaper
Illustrations for Maaseudun Tulevaisuus newspaper.
Editorial illustrations / Maaseudun Tulevaisuus newspaper
Illustrations for Maaseudun Tulevaisuus newspaper.
Editorial illustrations / Maaseudun Tulevaisuus newspaper
Illustrations for Maaseudun Tulevaisuus newspaper.
Editorial illustrations / Maaseudun Tulevaisuus newspaper
Illustrations for Maaseudun Tulevaisuus newspaper.
Editorial illustrations / Maaseudun Tulevaisuus newspaper
Illustrations for Maaseudun Tulevaisuus newspaper.
Editorial illustrations / Maaseudun Tulevaisuus newspaper
Illustrations for Maaseudun Tulevaisuus newspaper.
Editorial illustrations / Maaseudun Tulevaisuus newspaper
Illustrations for Maaseudun Tulevaisuus newspaper.
Editorial illustrations / Maaseudun Tulevaisuus newspaper
Illustrations for Maaseudun Tulevaisuus newspaper.
Editorial illustrations / Maaseudun Tulevaisuus newspaper
Illustrations for Maaseudun Tulevaisuus newspaper.
Editorial illustrations / Maaseudun Tulevaisuus newspaper
Illustrations for Maaseudun Tulevaisuus newspaper.
Editorial illustrations / Maaseudun Tulevaisuus newspaper
Illustrations for Maaseudun Tulevaisuus newspaper.
Editorial illustrations / Maaseudun Tulevaisuus newspaper
Illustrations for Maaseudun Tulevaisuus newspaper.
Päivätär and Kuutar / Personal project
Here are Päivätär and Kuutar and their little rays of light. This illustration was inspired by the Finnish mythology and I also wanted to experiment with digital watercolor brushes.
Päivätär and Kuutar are goddesses of the Sun and the Moon and emuus (origin mothers) of bees. They appear in spells that were sung in order to prevent these insects from stinging. There is also one spell from Finnish Karelia that states that the world tree grew from the golden and silver tears of Kuutar and Päivätär.
They own the silver of the Sun and the gold of the Moon, spin golden and silver yarns and weave clothes out of them. The name Päivätär originates from the word ”päivä” (”Sun” and also ”day”) and Kuutar comes from ”kuu” (”Moon”).
Päivätär and Kuutar / Personal project
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Päivätär and Kuutar / Personal project
Here are Päivätär and Kuutar and their little rays of light. This illustration was inspired by the Finnish mythology and I also wanted to experiment with digital watercolor brushes.
Päivätär and Kuutar are goddesses of the Sun and the Moon and emuus (origin mothers) of bees. They appear in spells that were sung in order to prevent these insects from stinging. There is also one spell from Finnish Karelia that states that the world tree grew from the golden and silver tears of Kuutar and Päivätär.
They own the silver of the Sun and the gold of the Moon, spin golden and silver yarns and weave clothes out of them. The name Päivätär originates from the word ”päivä” (”Sun” and also ”day”) and Kuutar comes from ”kuu” (”Moon”).
Päivätär and Kuutar / Personal project
Here are Päivätär and Kuutar and their little rays of light. This illustration was inspired by the Finnish mythology and I also wanted to experiment with digital watercolor brushes.
Päivätär and Kuutar are goddesses of the Sun and the Moon and emuus (origin mothers) of bees. They appear in spells that were sung in order to prevent these insects from stinging. There is also one spell from Finnish Karelia that states that the world tree grew from the golden and silver tears of Kuutar and Päivätär.
They own the silver of the Sun and the gold of the Moon, spin golden and silver yarns and weave clothes out of them. The name Päivätär originates from the word ”päivä” (”Sun” and also ”day”) and Kuutar comes from ”kuu” (”Moon”).
Päivätär and Kuutar / Personal project
Here are Päivätär and Kuutar and their little rays of light. This illustration was inspired by the Finnish mythology and I also wanted to experiment with digital watercolor brushes.
Päivätär and Kuutar are goddesses of the Sun and the Moon and emuus (origin mothers) of bees. They appear in spells that were sung in order to prevent these insects from stinging. There is also one spell from Finnish Karelia that states that the world tree grew from the golden and silver tears of Kuutar and Päivätär.
They own the silver of the Sun and the gold of the Moon, spin golden and silver yarns and weave clothes out of them. The name Päivätär originates from the word ”päivä” (”Sun” and also ”day”) and Kuutar comes from ”kuu” (”Moon”).
Päivätär and Kuutar / Personal project
Here are Päivätär and Kuutar and their little rays of light. This illustration was inspired by the Finnish mythology and I also wanted to experiment with digital watercolor brushes.
Päivätär and Kuutar are goddesses of the Sun and the Moon and emuus (origin mothers) of bees. They appear in spells that were sung in order to prevent these insects from stinging. There is also one spell from Finnish Karelia that states that the world tree grew from the golden and silver tears of Kuutar and Päivätär.
They own the silver of the Sun and the gold of the Moon, spin golden and silver yarns and weave clothes out of them. The name Päivätär originates from the word ”päivä” (”Sun” and also ”day”) and Kuutar comes from ”kuu” (”Moon”).
Päivätär and Kuutar / Personal project
Here are Päivätär and Kuutar and their little rays of light. This illustration was inspired by the Finnish mythology and I also wanted to experiment with digital watercolor brushes.
Päivätär and Kuutar are goddesses of the Sun and the Moon and emuus (origin mothers) of bees. They appear in spells that were sung in order to prevent these insects from stinging. There is also one spell from Finnish Karelia that states that the world tree grew from the golden and silver tears of Kuutar and Päivätär.
They own the silver of the Sun and the gold of the Moon, spin golden and silver yarns and weave clothes out of them. The name Päivätär originates from the word ”päivä” (”Sun” and also ”day”) and Kuutar comes from ”kuu” (”Moon”).
Päivätär and Kuutar / Personal project
Here are Päivätär and Kuutar and their little rays of light. This illustration was inspired by the Finnish mythology and I also wanted to experiment with digital watercolor brushes.
Päivätär and Kuutar are goddesses of the Sun and the Moon and emuus (origin mothers) of bees. They appear in spells that were sung in order to prevent these insects from stinging. There is also one spell from Finnish Karelia that states that the world tree grew from the golden and silver tears of Kuutar and Päivätär.
They own the silver of the Sun and the gold of the Moon, spin golden and silver yarns and weave clothes out of them. The name Päivätär originates from the word ”päivä” (”Sun” and also ”day”) and Kuutar comes from ”kuu” (”Moon”).
Finance illustrations / Metsänomistajan Aarre magazine
Finance illustrations / Metsänomistajan Aarre magazine
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Finance illustrations / Metsänomistajan Aarre magazine
Finance illustrations / Metsänomistajan Aarre magazine
Finance illustrations / Metsänomistajan Aarre magazine
Finance illustrations / Metsänomistajan Aarre magazine
Finance illustrations / Metsänomistajan Aarre magazine
Finance illustrations / Metsänomistajan Aarre magazine
Finance illustrations / Metsänomistajan Aarre magazine
Watch illustration and design / Alienn Enterprise Oy
Illustration of the dial’s figures and the overall design of the watch dial.
The photo of Space: Astrophotographer J-P Metsävainio, NGC 281, the Pacman Nebula.
More information: alienn-afosi.com
Product pictures: Jori Grönroos, 2024
Watch illustration and design / Alienn Enterprise Oy
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Watch illustration and design / Alienn Enterprise Oy
Illustration of the dial’s figures and the overall design of the watch dial.
The photo of Space: Astrophotographer J-P Metsävainio, NGC 281, the Pacman Nebula.
More information: alienn-afosi.com
Product pictures: Jori Grönroos, 2024
Watch illustration and design / Alienn Enterprise Oy
Illustration of the dial’s figures and the overall design of the watch dial.
The photo of Space: Astrophotographer J-P Metsävainio, NGC 281, the Pacman Nebula.
More information: alienn-afosi.com
Product pictures: Jori Grönroos, 2024
Watch illustration and design / Alienn Enterprise Oy
Illustration of the dial’s figures and the overall design of the watch dial.
The photo of Space: Astrophotographer J-P Metsävainio, NGC 281, the Pacman Nebula.
More information: alienn-afosi.com
Product pictures: Jori Grönroos, 2024
Watch illustration and design / Alienn Enterprise Oy
Illustration of the dial’s figures and the overall design of the watch dial.
The photo of Space: Astrophotographer J-P Metsävainio, NGC 281, the Pacman Nebula.
More information: alienn-afosi.com
Product pictures: Jori Grönroos, 2024
Watch illustration and design / Alienn Enterprise Oy
Illustration of the dial’s figures and the overall design of the watch dial.
The photo of Space: Astrophotographer J-P Metsävainio, NGC 281, the Pacman Nebula.
More information: alienn-afosi.com
Product pictures: Jori Grönroos, 2024
Watch illustration and design / Alienn Enterprise Oy
Illustration of the dial’s figures and the overall design of the watch dial.
The photo of Space: Astrophotographer J-P Metsävainio, NGC 281, the Pacman Nebula.
More information: alienn-afosi.com
Product pictures: Jori Grönroos, 2024
Illustrations from Juuret (Roots) series / Aarre magazine
Illustrations for Aarre magazine.
Illustrations from Juuret (Roots) series / Aarre magazine
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Illustrations from Juuret (Roots) series / Aarre magazine
Illustrations for Aarre magazine.
Illustrations from Juuret (Roots) series / Aarre magazine
Illustrations for Aarre magazine.
Illustrations from Juuret (Roots) series / Aarre magazine
Illustrations for Aarre magazine.
Illustrations from Juuret (Roots) series / Aarre magazine
Illustrations for Aarre magazine.
Illustrations from Juuret (Roots) series / Aarre magazine
Illustrations for Aarre magazine.
Illustrations from Juuret (Roots) series / Aarre magazine
Illustrations for Aarre magazine.
Illustrations from Juuret (Roots) series / Aarre magazine
Illustrations for Aarre magazine.
Illustrations from Juuret (Roots) series / Aarre magazine
Illustrations for Aarre magazine.
Illustrations from Juuret (Roots) series / Aarre magazine
Illustrations for Aarre magazine.
Illustrations from Juuret (Roots) series / Aarre magazine
Illustrations for Aarre magazine.
Illustrations from Juuret (Roots) series / Aarre magazine
Illustrations for Aarre magazine.
Illustrations from Juuret (Roots) series / Aarre magazine
Illustrations for Aarre magazine.
Illustrations from Juuret (Roots) series / Aarre magazine
Illustrations for Aarre magazine.
Illustrations from Juuret (Roots) series / Aarre magazine
Illustrations for Aarre magazine.
Illustrations from Juuret (Roots) series / Aarre magazine
Illustrations for Aarre magazine.
Illustrations from Juuret (Roots) series / Aarre magazine
Illustrations for Aarre magazine.
Illustrations from Juuret (Roots) series / Aarre magazine
Illustrations for Aarre magazine.
Kirmaten pattern / Maaseudun Tulevaisuus
I designed a pattern for a baby garment as part of a feature series celebrating the 110th anniversary of Maaseudun Tulevaisuus newspaper (2026). The pattern is called Kirmaten (Eng. Frolicking) and it captures the joyful spirit of a horse running freely and playfully. A tribute to movement, lightness, and carefree energy.
Kirmaten pattern / Maaseudun Tulevaisuus
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Kirmaten pattern / Maaseudun Tulevaisuus
I designed a pattern for a baby garment as part of a feature series celebrating the 110th anniversary of Maaseudun Tulevaisuus newspaper (2026). The pattern is called Kirmaten (Eng. Frolicking) and it captures the joyful spirit of a horse running freely and playfully. A tribute to movement, lightness, and carefree energy.
Kirmaten pattern / Maaseudun Tulevaisuus
I designed a pattern for a baby garment as part of a feature series celebrating the 110th anniversary of Maaseudun Tulevaisuus newspaper (2026). The pattern is called Kirmaten (Eng. Frolicking) and it captures the joyful spirit of a horse running freely and playfully. A tribute to movement, lightness, and carefree energy.
Kirmaten pattern / Maaseudun Tulevaisuus
I designed a pattern for a baby garment as part of a feature series celebrating the 110th anniversary of Maaseudun Tulevaisuus newspaper (2026). The pattern is called Kirmaten (Eng. Frolicking) and it captures the joyful spirit of a horse running freely and playfully. A tribute to movement, lightness, and carefree energy.
Kirmaten pattern / Maaseudun Tulevaisuus
I designed a pattern for a baby garment as part of a feature series celebrating the 110th anniversary of Maaseudun Tulevaisuus newspaper (2026). The pattern is called Kirmaten (Eng. Frolicking) and it captures the joyful spirit of a horse running freely and playfully. A tribute to movement, lightness, and carefree energy.
Kirmaten pattern / Maaseudun Tulevaisuus
I designed a pattern for a baby garment as part of a feature series celebrating the 110th anniversary of Maaseudun Tulevaisuus newspaper (2026). The pattern is called Kirmaten (Eng. Frolicking) and it captures the joyful spirit of a horse running freely and playfully. A tribute to movement, lightness, and carefree energy.
Kirmaten pattern / Maaseudun Tulevaisuus
I designed a pattern for a baby garment as part of a feature series celebrating the 110th anniversary of Maaseudun Tulevaisuus newspaper (2026). The pattern is called Kirmaten (Eng. Frolicking) and it captures the joyful spirit of a horse running freely and playfully. A tribute to movement, lightness, and carefree energy.
Kirmaten pattern / Maaseudun Tulevaisuus
I designed a pattern for a baby garment as part of a feature series celebrating the 110th anniversary of Maaseudun Tulevaisuus newspaper (2026). The pattern is called Kirmaten (Eng. Frolicking) and it captures the joyful spirit of a horse running freely and playfully. A tribute to movement, lightness, and carefree energy.
Maahinens / Aarre magazine
Illustration for the magazine Aarre about Finnish Maahinen. Maahinen are a certain kind of elf or gnome. They live underground, are usually invisible to the human eye and can play tricks on people.
The most famous stories about maahinen are the changeling stories. A Maahinen enters a bedroom and changes a human baby into one of its kind, either an older Maahinen or a baby. It’s said that a changeling child of a maahinen often grows up crooked or crazy.
Maahinens / Aarre magazine
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Maahinens / Aarre magazine
Illustration for the magazine Aarre about Finnish Maahinen. Maahinen are a certain kind of elf or gnome. They live underground, are usually invisible to the human eye and can play tricks on people.
The most famous stories about maahinen are the changeling stories. A Maahinen enters a bedroom and changes a human baby into one of its kind, either an older Maahinen or a baby. It’s said that a changeling child of a maahinen often grows up crooked or crazy.
Maahinens / Aarre magazine
Illustration for the magazine Aarre about Finnish Maahinen. Maahinen are a certain kind of elf or gnome. They live underground, are usually invisible to the human eye and can play tricks on people.
The most famous stories about maahinen are the changeling stories. A Maahinen enters a bedroom and changes a human baby into one of its kind, either an older Maahinen or a baby. It’s said that a changeling child of a maahinen often grows up crooked or crazy.
Maahinens / Aarre magazine
Illustration for the magazine Aarre about Finnish Maahinen. Maahinen are a certain kind of elf or gnome. They live underground, are usually invisible to the human eye and can play tricks on people.
The most famous stories about maahinen are the changeling stories. A Maahinen enters a bedroom and changes a human baby into one of its kind, either an older Maahinen or a baby. It’s said that a changeling child of a maahinen often grows up crooked or crazy.
Maahinens / Aarre magazine
Illustration for the magazine Aarre about Finnish Maahinen. Maahinen are a certain kind of elf or gnome. They live underground, are usually invisible to the human eye and can play tricks on people.
The most famous stories about maahinen are the changeling stories. A Maahinen enters a bedroom and changes a human baby into one of its kind, either an older Maahinen or a baby. It’s said that a changeling child of a maahinen often grows up crooked or crazy.
Maahinens / Aarre magazine
Illustration for the magazine Aarre about Finnish Maahinen. Maahinen are a certain kind of elf or gnome. They live underground, are usually invisible to the human eye and can play tricks on people.
The most famous stories about maahinen are the changeling stories. A Maahinen enters a bedroom and changes a human baby into one of its kind, either an older Maahinen or a baby. It’s said that a changeling child of a maahinen often grows up crooked or crazy.
A Little Ghostbook / Finnish Literature Society
Illustration and graphic design for a children’s book called Pieni kummituskirja – Tarinoita vuosien takaa. Publisher Finnish Literature Society / SKS, 2006.
A Little Ghostbook / Finnish Literature Society
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A Little Ghostbook / Finnish Literature Society
Illustration and graphic design for a children’s book called Pieni kummituskirja – Tarinoita vuosien takaa. Publisher Finnish Literature Society / SKS, 2006.
A Little Ghostbook / Finnish Literature Society
Illustration and graphic design for a children’s book called Pieni kummituskirja – Tarinoita vuosien takaa. Publisher Finnish Literature Society / SKS, 2006.
A Little Ghostbook / Finnish Literature Society
Illustration and graphic design for a children’s book called Pieni kummituskirja – Tarinoita vuosien takaa. Publisher Finnish Literature Society / SKS, 2006.
A Little Ghostbook / Finnish Literature Society
Illustration and graphic design for a children’s book called Pieni kummituskirja – Tarinoita vuosien takaa. Publisher Finnish Literature Society / SKS, 2006.
A Little Ghostbook / Finnish Literature Society
Illustration and graphic design for a children’s book called Pieni kummituskirja – Tarinoita vuosien takaa. Publisher Finnish Literature Society / SKS, 2006.
A Little Ghostbook / Finnish Literature Society
Illustration and graphic design for a children’s book called Pieni kummituskirja – Tarinoita vuosien takaa. Publisher Finnish Literature Society / SKS, 2006.
A Little Ghostbook / Finnish Literature Society
Illustration and graphic design for a children’s book called Pieni kummituskirja – Tarinoita vuosien takaa. Publisher Finnish Literature Society / SKS, 2006.
A Little Ghostbook / Finnish Literature Society
Illustration and graphic design for a children’s book called Pieni kummituskirja – Tarinoita vuosien takaa. Publisher Finnish Literature Society / SKS, 2006.
A Little Ghostbook / Finnish Literature Society
Illustration and graphic design for a children’s book called Pieni kummituskirja – Tarinoita vuosien takaa. Publisher Finnish Literature Society / SKS, 2006.
A Little Ghostbook / Finnish Literature Society
Illustration and graphic design for a children’s book called Pieni kummituskirja – Tarinoita vuosien takaa. Publisher Finnish Literature Society / SKS, 2006.
Halloween / Personal project
Halloween / Personal project
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Halloween / Personal project
Halloween / Personal project
Halloween / Personal project
Halloween / Personal project
Illustrated clock face for a children’s room
I designed and illustrated a clock face for a children’s room. The clock is available in four different colors, with both girl and boy versions to choose from.
Illustrated clock face for a children’s room
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Illustrated clock face for a children’s room
I designed and illustrated a clock face for a children’s room. The clock is available in four different colors, with both girl and boy versions to choose from.
Illustrated clock face for a children’s room
I designed and illustrated a clock face for a children’s room. The clock is available in four different colors, with both girl and boy versions to choose from.
Illustrated clock face for a children’s room
I designed and illustrated a clock face for a children’s room. The clock is available in four different colors, with both girl and boy versions to choose from.
Whimsuary / Art Challenge
Whimsuary / Art Challenge
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Whimsuary / Art Challenge
Whimsuary / Art Challenge
Christmas cards / Viestimedia
Printed christmas cards for Viestimedia.
Christmas cards / Viestimedia
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Christmas cards / Viestimedia
Printed christmas cards for Viestimedia.
Christmas cards / Viestimedia
Printed christmas cards for Viestimedia.