Showing posts with label show n tell. Show all posts
Showing posts with label show n tell. Show all posts

Sunday, August 21, 2011

~ Show N Tell ~

I recently asked my good artist friend Jodi Creager for a big favor. Jodi is a whiz with Photo Shop and photo manipulation, so I asked her to make a fun new series of Vamp CK web ready pictures of me. Jodi never disappoints and I'm just tickled black & white with the results! You can see all the variations on my blog background, personal Facebook, About CK section here, and about me on my website.

SO I had to return the favor and send her a special gift as a thank you. I knew Jodi had not yet experienced my art in person so I sent her an original postcard that I thought she would enjoy. Jodi's husband Richard beautifully framed my "Queen of Hearts" postcard and it just looks great! ~ Tickled you both enjoyed the CK original and thanks again for your friendship.


Monday, January 17, 2011

"Foggy Bottom" ~ Postcard Commission

"Foggy Bottom" ~ Postcard

Presenting a one of a kind original Halloween art postcard by Designs By CK. This was my 1st commissioned art piece for 2011. Thanks again Heidi for your patronage of my art and sharing your wonderful scrapbook collection!

© 2011 Christopher A. Klingler of Designs By CK, All Rights Reserved.

Monday, January 3, 2011

Show N Tell ~ Collector Corner

I wanted to share more collector scrap book pictures of Designs By CK postcard art.

I think this is just such a cool way to preserve and display my postcards!

Thanks again Heidi for being such a wonderful patron of my art!

Wednesday, September 1, 2010

Show N Tell ~ A Creative Collector

Hi Folks,

I wanted to share the very novel and creative way one of my collectors displays her CK art. Heidi has been collecting my Halloween art for some time now, and she shared with me how she displays my postcard art. Heidi has made a memory scrap book of her vintage Halloween postcards she has collected along with some modern pieces (IE: CK). I really like how she customizes the page to match the theme of the artwork.

This is a great way to keep the postcards safe and accessible for easing viewing. Thanks again Heidi for sharing your picture with me and for being such a great patron of my art!