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:format(webp)/99designs-contests-attachments/106/106124/attachment_106124875 "A logo design (simplified) for a software design company.")
:format(webp)/99designs-contests-attachments/106/106091/attachment_106091845 "For this design concept (which was declined) I arranged four 'typical' surgical tools into a triangular shape (intentionally asymmetrical) so as to hover on top of the name In'Tech. The placement of these tools is rather like where the brain would sit, in relation to where In'Tech is written - so as to imply that In'Tech designs and creates/manufactures them. The slight extension of the H's left leg is simply a quirky touch, as is the extension of the pliers' right leg (conveniently forming the comma between the 'n' and 'T'). The bottom-most double-lined black border simply balances off the overall pyramidal shape. The deep blue colour of In'Tech is welcoming and friendly, while the sketch-like component of a green heart monitor reading suggests a well-being of health, something that is surely aided with quality surgical tools in the hands of skilled medics.")
:format(webp)/99designs-contests-attachments/105/105792/attachment_105792545 "This pattern was illustrated for the purposes of an exhibition booth showcasing the work of a small, bespoke jeweller. Four of his pendants (seen throughout the design in either colour or monochrome) are spaced out and interwoven with a floral, Egyptian-esque motif which I feel reflects aspects of the jeweller's work. The colours throughout the design are representative of the jeweller's use of bright, strong enamels and stones incorporated into many of his pieces.")
About
The Burrow of Bells - theburrowofbells.com
I enjoy illustrating humorous scenes often viewed through the eyes of animals, whether for the purposes of stories, birthday cards and even calling cards. Commissions have included obituary cards (i.e. for pets), logos for musical bands and personalised greeting cards. One of my latest works depicts the daily doings of a very sleepy bumblebee named Bjalla, inspired by the actual bumblebees found humming along the Alpine trails local to my home.
Country:
Switzerland.
Member since:
February 26, 2019
Reviews
"This designer was mature, intuitive, and easy to work with. She was very responsive to both suggestions and questions, and provided timely changes/improvements. Highly recommended. "
Anonymous client
reviewed about 5 years ago