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Monstera Pin + Heart Leaf Pin New gold enamel pins are here! These cuties are based off our leaf jewelry designs. I was going for a jewelry-like type of pin when designing these and I took care in selecting just the right type of finishes so that they fit in with our jewelry collection. I love how the brushed matte antique gold turned out and I love the tactile quality of the recessed enamel. Hope you like them too! Monstera Pin + Heart Leaf Pin

Yay! I published my first Skillshare class - Designing a Product Line: Transforming Your Design + Illustrations into Products. Follow this link to watch the full course: https://skl.sh/2Z0A0ax. If you aren’t already a Skillshare member, you can use this link to watch and get 2 months to try it out for free. Class Description: “Hi, I’m Pauline Stanley, I’m a designer/artist/illustrator and the designer behind my art brand, Pauline Stanley Studio. I’ve been designing and selling my art, jewelry, home goods and gift products for the past 8 years and I’m here to share all the product design, tips, tricks...

So excited to have our shop featured today on Instagram’s new @shop account they just launched this past weekend! Thanks to Instagram for the feature, so honored for my business to be part of it!!

We are predominately a product based business, so a rebrand also means to new branding and packaging for everything. New logo, website branding, business cards, product tags, thank you cards, packaging/shipping materials, etc. There’s still more I am working on but I’m trying to do it in phases as needed so I don’t get too overwhelmed. I’ve very happy with how things have turned out so far and thought I’d take you through some of the new packaging elements. Product packaging examples + ideas for small business: Logo/Branding: I had to redesign the logo and branding for my jewelry cards and...

I’m now happy to announce the official business name change and reveal the logo for my personal brand from Rare Bird Designs to Pauline Stanley Studio! To be honest, it’s hard to part with a brand name that you’ve used for the last 8 years, but the more I started the transition to working under my personal brand name, the more right it felt. I'm changing to a personal brand name for these reasons: I hope to work more freely on what inspires me and worry less about having to be “on brand”. I am interested in working on more art licensing, service...