July 9, 2013

Swirly Alphabet 2



Still working on this Swirly Alphabet.  You can find A thru H here.



I like that these are so small, I get that feeling of accomplishment earlier!  Haha



It’ll be nice to have more letters to design with.  Such a quick project!



I am lovin’ those little swirls coming off of the letters, especially the beaded ones on the lower case “L”…



I may have to go back and add some swirl strands.



Sixteen down….ten to go. 

Anyone else designing their own alphabet?

6 comments:

Andria said...

What a great project...I love your colors and designs!

Duchygirl37 said...

Love your artwork and this lettering.

Yes there is a blog site called A letter a week 2013: http://aletteraweek2013.blogspot.co.uk/

Hope it helps you to find others' work on lettering.

Eden said...

Hi Andria and Duchy! I will definitely check out that site. Thanks for the tip :)

vestidos de novia said...

It's wonderful and interesting

Eden said...

Thank you vestidos :)

TW said...

I love your work. I just found you and I'm glad I did!

Related Posts with Thumbnails

Blog Archive

About Me

My photo
By day...I work in the Healthcare field, where every .. i.. has to be dotted and every ..t.. has to be crossed. This blog is the place where I can let myself go and have some fun. I am on a journey. A journey I started a long time ago, but it has been a bit sidetracked with Navy Wife relocations and raising kids. I finally see the light at the end of the tunnel and I have got some time for me. No, I will not be one of those moms walking around the house with Empty Nest Syndrome, I have got way too much to do, to learn, to create. Sure, once the kids are gone I will miss them....but hey, there is always the phone, the email, the texting and the Plane tickets! I love my life and my family and It is fun moving into this new stage. I am into Digital Scrapbooking, photography, journaling, Art Journaling and Drawing. I am a do-it-yourselfer and I am trying to teach myself to draw. I am finding that it takes a lot of patience, lots of practice and a good eraser! And if you're really curious there's a 3 part Interview by Eileen: HERE All the best, Eden