I was so thrilled to see my new planners for Andrews McMeel! The planners are from August 2019 through till the end of 2020 and I was so happy to see that the quality of them is amazing. This dragon fruit print is one of my most popular prints and they treated it with so much love, with hits of beautiful green foil that match the pattern just so perfectly and a matching green metallic coil. Beautifully done and available through many retailers online, but here’s a link if you’re interesting in picking one up.
new rugs and pillows for peking handicraft
Excited to share a few new rugs and pillows that I designed for Peking Handicraft and now available through their retail website, Makers Collective. There are two new sets: one is built around the theme of sunshine, and the other is an art-deco inspired collection. And in the future, if you’re ever wondering where you might be able to find out where to find my products, I recently redesigned my website and included a new Shop section, with helpful links to point you in the direction of where to buy things. As always, thanks for inviting me and my work into your world!
field trip no. 4
Our fourth Field Trip event was this past week on Monday May 20th and we were sooo pleased with how it went! There have been a lot of changes within our industry this past year with Surtex and NSS moving to February, but given the positive feedback we’d had from the past shows, we decided we would align ourselves with other NYCxDesign week events and stay the course, keeping our event in the Spring. And we were so glad we did! We were thrilled that our clients still came. And it was a beautiful, fun, inspiring day for all. Thank you to everyone who came to the show to see our new work, it means so much to us. I’m excited for what’s ahead and hoping it will all lead to some great new collaborations. If you’re interested in learning more about the show, you can visit our website or follow us on Instagram. For now, I’ll leave you with some pics from the event, beautifully captured by our photographer, Christine Han.