Buttonhead Photo Booth

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Here is a set of killer NCIS buttons I made for Indiewayarns!

Mustaches! Get your mustaches! Short ones, skinny ones, fancy ones, famous ones.

This is a really cool batch of buttons I created for Russ. The designs are a mix of his and mine, and I think the final result is a fun and funky bunch of pins.

Check out these sweet lotus temporary tattoos I made for Julie!

The next time you’re in Denver, stop by Lou’s Food Bar, and be sure to pick up a magnet!

Here is another cute and modern button design by my friend at creativeservices in Belgium.

Discovering cool new artists is the best perk of my job! Liz Kalloch is a multi-talented artist who paints, designs greeting cards, and makes jewelry. These shiny new custom pocket mirrors showcase just a few of her original designs. You can see more of her outstanding work on Etsy!

Here is a very unique set of pocket mirrors I created with Lindsay’s beautiful artwork.

a message of inspiration from LiveandConquer

Here is a set of logo buttons I created for Kinaloon. You have GOT to check out her amazing selection of hand-pressed cards. It is seriously impressive! Why send a boring old card when you can send a piece of artwork?!

I absolutely love the color and variety in this set of flat metal back buttons for Kate Hill. I can’t help but get excited when working on an order with this much personality!


Take one look at the artwork of Nan Lawson, and you will fall immediately in love. See! I told you so.

Monsters!!!
Check out these super cute monster mirrors custom-made with the artwork of Gabrielle Rose. If you like these, she also has a really cool collection of other illustrations in her Etsy shop!

Gorgeous! Is there any other word to describe? These custom-made pocket mirrors and buttons were made with the artwork of Dania Piotti.

Alli Whitmore is an awesome Polaroid photographer (and a super nice lady!). Here is a batch of photo magnets I created with her original snapshots. Alli is such a ‘Jane-of-all-trades’! Not only is she into photography, but she also sews, knits, does embroidery, and makes jewelry! You should totally check out her blog and see for yourself all of the wonderful things she is creating.

I just made these cool crescent moon pins for Dani of Sunshine Yarns. She is attending a Twilight event, and these will be given as little gifts for the participants!

Behold!  Another outstanding set of pocket mirrors for Boygirlparty.com.

Here is a lovely set of glass mirrors I made for Liz Clay with her original artwork. This is just a small sample of her many wonderful paintings!

This is a great batch of metal flatback buttons I made for Kate Hill. She created a fascinating mix of designs, and I’m excited to see how she will incorporate them into her craft projects!

SpiceyRicey is a cool, new client of mine. This painting has such a fun vibe, and I’m reallly looking forward to seeing more of her work in the future!

Here is a set of magnets I made for my Belgian client, Lien. I believe she creates the designs for her clients and helps them facilitate having promotional items made. I love this logo so much, I really want to know exactly what fran is!!!

I couldn’t be happier with this set of wedding custom temporary tattoos for Charles & Sebe. The design was created specially by Chris Brock of Sundae Rye Studios for the happy couple on their big day.

Back in 2008, I offered a set of ‘Pac-Magnets’ in my Etsy shop featuring 1 Pacman and 4 ghosts. They were hugely popular, but I was never entirely happy with the designs, so I pulled the item off the shelves after about a year. Stacy was a customer to purchase one of the original sets, and she contacted me about a week ago to see if I would consider expanding the designs to include Mrs. Pacman and some of the fruits. Of course I would! Here is a photo of the complete finished set for Stacy. I also re-worked the designs a bit and re-added them to my shop, so if you’re interested, check out The Return of Pac-Magnets 2011!

Arica and Angie are sisters with vision! Together, they have created a world of storybook style artwork, jewelry, and accessories. These magnets represent just a small sample of their charm. To see more, check out the Lilsville shop on Etsy!

I’ve included a preview of the original file in the upper right corner, because it’s a good example of web color vs. print color. Computer monitors and ink printers process color in two completely different ways, and it’s not always possible to re-create some of the web neon shades in print. In this instance, I worked with the client to get the closest possible match, and I’m very happy with how they turned out!