Studio News | Collaboration with watch company May28th

Time for some exciting studio news! 'Alice Perry Designs' have recently collaborated with May28th to produce nine designs for watch faces, our collection features a range of floral, geometric and watercolour  style patterns. If you fancy treating yourself to one (for about £28.00 each) head over to the website here and pick your design. Not only do you select the design you want but you can also personalise the band, buckle, and keeper colours as well as selecting what scale and position you'd like the pattern to be! Below we have demonstrated our collection in the colours we feel work well but there are so many possibilities to try out! To shop our range you can click on the links above or visit the May28th website click 'design a watch' then click 'browse' where you will see 'Alice Perry Designs' in  a drop down menu, you can then choose your design and band colours...

Shop our collection here...

Shop our collection here...

Typography Tuesday | Studio Design

Last week we started our Typography Tuesday feature and shared examples of illustrated alphabets, this weekend we had a go at making our own alphabet design although we didn't have time to design all the way to Z! We used colours and patterns from our 'Folk Party' collection.  Wouldn't it look pretty in a baby girls nursery!

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Typography Tuesday | 'A' is for alphabets

Today we are introducing a 'Typography Tuesday' feature! We love typography it's so creative and can sometimes be the key element in a design. The subject of typography is huge, there are so many different styles and excuse the pun... 'types!'

We have had a little nosey through Pinterest on our tea break and found a few of our favourite alphabet designs. Each example illustrates different typography from  bold and graphic to delicate and floral! The examples below really caught our eye, they show imaginative examples of creating the letters of the alphabet using flowers, cats and even biscuits! It would be fun to come up with your own creative example even if it's not the whole alphabet, maybe we'll give it a go when we get a spare moment! 

*All above images sourced via Pinterest