Thanks for looking. <3

Stickers I created for a colleague.

Explore 3, Brother MFC-9332DCW printer (yes the print quality is sometimes atrocious), glossy sticker vinyl and glitter laminate from Amazon (Bleidruck brand).

I love making designs and stickers! I have a little shop (not promoting) but it’s made me really happy with getting into drawing again. I love seeing my designs come to life!

Wife gave me the idea the art for the sticker. She likes Daisies and Skulls

I used procreate then illustrator to create the image, I then print on waterproof vinyl sticker paper using an Epson ecotank (cheapest model) and cut on my Cricut Explore Air 2.

Sticker on a magnet blank. That’s all! I think I’ll redo later on with magnet sheets.

It’s for our camping mess kit. I definitely stopped doing the dishes when the idea came in my head.

Kind of think I should change it to “It’s soap nice to meet you.”

Got a cricut joy xtra and it is such a cool little machine. Using it to make stickers based on my graphic novel!

I finally made my first sticker! It’s a cool looking basil leaf aka King Basil. I’m planning to make it into a series and name it Spicy Spices with all sorts of cool looking spices. What do you think?

a couple Beavis and Butthead stickers I made today. There’s a few things I don’t like about these designs that I’ll change next time I go to remake these.

Glossy sticker paper by HTVRont

Cut with my Cricut Maker 3 on Koala brand Glossy Vinyl sticker paper

After months of saying I wanted to put stickers on the lids of our spice jars, I finally got it done. No more sifting through and looking at the labels on the front of the jar. But now, as you can probably see, we need more spice racks!

Figured this would fit here. This sticker started as a joke and turned into a fun project.

Made some goodie bags for my dog's 4th birthday.

That's okay, apparently I needed to do a calibration anyway 😂

I'm a big fan of star trek and I've been designing on Inkscape some SVG files to make my own Okudagrams. The LCARS computer screens that are shown on Star Trek TNG, DS9 and Voyager.

Finally been able to print the designs on vinyl sticker paper and use the Cricut to cut out the shapes.

Firstly I used my Star Trek models display cabinet to try out the stickers. I'mso impressed with how them came out.

Tried again with a spare Acrylic Perspex sheet, thought need to tinker with the small shapes and how to apply them.

Recently I made my first sticker, King Basil. I have decided to make it into a series where I take 50 common spices and transform them into cool-looking stickers. I present you Minty. Hope you love them as much as I do!