Vicki B.

I think the orchids are a lovely compliment to the invitation artwork!

I am thrilled with how your look is coming together.  We could also use sand dollars on several pieces if you would like?

Decisions, Decisions!

I created a watercolor Divi Divi tree wedding invitation complete with sand dollars (how fun?) and starfish!

Sarah H.

I do love the silver  – it adds a lovely neutral contrast to the bold flower!

Love this new painting style!!

I am so happy you sent these inspiration images!  I worked with the “magnolia” and add many lush petals, painted in vibrant shades of coral.  We can infuse more orange if needed.

Sarah E.

Fun!

The contrast painting technique on the menu is stunning!

The hibiscus is perfect!

So fun!

So excited about this sample!  I added the egret and fullness to the palm tree.  I also created a simple double wrap closure for the Pocketfold™  featuring your heart in the sand illustration.

Love the pups!  They look so cozy.  I went for a bright tropical feel and even experimented with a pattern Pocketfold ™.

Dina G.

Oh so fun to see this all come together – what about seating cards or menus?  Can you tell I am loving this?

I experimented with images of vintage flight and mail stamps to create an invitation wrap!

Much more simple, yet very tropical and fun – love those frogs – and the hand torn edge!

I had fun with this one;  simplifying your first tree, adding the hanging monkey and perfecting the sage and fuchsia color palette.  The alternative design is completely sketched but give a great view of the vine concept we discussed.  I love the monkey hanging to the right – very whimsical and fun.

I had such fun with this one!  I added a monkey and toucan plus a soft suggestion of a waterfall… The pattern cardstock border adds to the celebratory feel of this invitation plus a touch of shimmer!

Melissa D.

We are all so excited to see this come together!

This pair has come a long way but I now love their expressions and perfect green color!