Graphic Design, Production, and Illustration
Check out reports of ruby-throated hummingbird sightings move up from the southern states as the birds return from their winter migrations. You can add your own report, too, if you join the website.
Today is the last day for my 25% off sale on TPT. I’ve put my entire store on sale as I approach 250 followers on teacherspayteachers.com! Celebrate with me! [edit – I have closed my TPT shop. Please visit my creative market shop for clip art sets.]
Shop for some cheerful spring clips to brighten up the end of winter, if you’re on the north side of the globe like me. Click here for Gardening or Springtime clips in my TPT shop.
A peek in the archives at some of my older work.
A set of nice, clean illustrations for a medical supply company demonstrating how to use an h-type rubber band.
An online shop owner needed a logo for her new endeavor, starting with an etsy shop selling handmade cards, tags, and decor items. She wanted to include bee imagery, a fun but simple font, and a finished logo that, “you could imagine on a wooden sign hanging outside of a cute shop.”
I used a fun but readable script font above a bright, cheerful bumblebee and a half-wreath of colorful wildflowers.
A peek in the archives at some of my older work.
A cute illustration I ‘inked’ in Adobe Illustrator. It shows how to use the Makey Makey Go, a little prototyping board for experimenting and inventing.
Throwing back really far with this linoleum cut! Wishing you and yours a peaceful and warm holiday season.
This month, my free fonts spotlight focuses on some fun fonts to use in Christmas projects for kids! There are quite a few lists out there of free fonts that feature candy cane letters or letters with snow on them. But I looked for fonts that evoked the holidays yet are easy for young readers to read (including some simple script faces). I found some art deco faces, old-time serif faces, hand-written and bouncy faces, plus some retro scripts, and even a readable blackletter font.
Today’s selection is from fontsquirrel, another trustworthy source that vets all their fonts and gives credit to the creators. Download links are after the infographic.
Bigelow Rules | Dancing Script OT | Forum |
Courgette | Josefin Slab | Alice |
Alegreya SC | Germania One | Poiret One |
Yellowtail | Pompiere | Satisfy |
Mountains of Christmas
Looking for even more fun fonts for comic book kids’ projects? Check out my Pinterest board, Comics Fonts for Kids!
This month, my free fonts spotlight focuses on some fun fonts to use in Christmas projects for kids! There are quite a few lists out there of free fonts that feature candy cane letters or letters with snow on them. But I looked for fonts that evoked the holidays yet are easy for young readers to read (including some simple script faces). I found some art deco faces, old-time serif faces, hand-written and bouncy faces, plus some retro scripts.
This selection is from google fonts, a trustworthy source that vets all their fonts and gives credit to the creators. Download links are after the infographic.
Cookie | Life Savers |
Goudy Bookletter 1911 | Unkempt | Yesteryear |
Quicksand | Rye | Sacramento|
Kranky | Playfair Display SC | Josefin Sans |
Playfair Display | Bad Script
Looking for even more fun fonts for comic book kids’ projects? Check out my Pinterest board, Comics Fonts for Kids!
This month, my free fonts spotlight focuses on some fun handwritten and brush script fonts you can use to make comics with kids, or comics resources for kids! Today’s selection is from fontsquirrel, another trustworthy source that vets all their fonts and gives credit to the creators. I looked for fonts that are readable but still fun and expressive. They suit a wide variety of styles, from simplistic handwriting to cartoon country. Download links are after the infographic.
Cartoonists Hand | Coiny
Dosis | Acme| Bubblegum Sans
Action Man| Titan One| Comic Zine OT
Peralta| Short Stack | Slapstick Comic
Arch Rival | Sigma| Comic Serif Pro
Looking for even more fun fonts for comic book kids’ projects? Check out my Pinterest board, Comics Fonts for Kids!
This month, my free fonts spotlight focuses on some fun handwritten and brush script fonts you can use to make comics with kids, or comics resources for kids! This selection is from google fonts, a trustworthy source that vets all their fonts and gives credit to the creators. I looked for fonts that are readable but still fun and expressive. They suit a wide variety of styles, from personal narratives to silly stories. Download links are after the infographic.
Amatic | Architects Daughter | Atma | Bad Script
Bangers | Caveat | Caveat Brush | Chewy
Delius | Comfortaa | Coming Soon | Luckiest Guy
Pompiere | Ribeye Marrow | Slackey
Sue Ellen Francisco | Unkempt
Looking for even more fun fonts for comic book kids’ projects? Check out my Pinterest board, Comics Fonts for Kids!
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