Cutesy + the cutest pig freebie

Hi guys! I have some super trooper (I know it's "super duper" but I love this Abba song!) cutie-patootie stuff in my stores this week:

CUTESY 2010 CALENDAR

Quick 'n easy DIY calendar

Available at Scrap Team Shop and ZigZag Scraps

This is a set of illustrated vertical calendars sized 8.5 x 3.7 inches for you to print and cut.

You can make them into desk calendars, or punch holes at the top and thread a twine for a DIY mini wall calendar, or just clip them using wooden laundry pins to hang on your wall.

This calendar set is perfect when you need quick, easy yet very artsy gifts

for co-workers and animal-lover friends.

This pack includes:
- 6 individual files in 8.5x3.7 inches at 300 dpi .jpeg format

which you can drag and drop into a file size of your choice

- 3 .jpeg and .pdf files in A4 size ready for printing.

Now, if you only want the animal illos for your designs, you can get them too!

CUTESY ELEMENTS (CU)

Available at Scrap Team Shop and ZigZag Scraps

This pack contains the graphics I drew for the Cutesy 2010 Calendar set.

Doodled and painted, this element set can "cute-ify" your designs, whether hybrid or digital.

Contains all 6 elements shown in the preview, no shadows, hi-quality .PNG format.

Ok for commercial use.

What's a new release without some eye candy freebie, right? Here you go:

Download cutesy oink here
(good for 150 downloads only, so hurry!)

This freebie contains the cutest pig there is on digi kingdom! She's ok for commercial use of course.

Moving on to pre-wedding preps...

...the invites are out! And they're a hit! I'm so happy. I feel like jumping up and down and clicking my heels or something. I'll post them here hopefully by tomorrow.

It's 9:00 in the evening right now as I'm writing this and I just came home a couple of minutes ago from meeting with the guy who will "potentially" do the bride's hair and make-up. We've already had a trial make-up with another guy this weekend but the bride wasn't too besotted with the result. Her eyebrows were too dark and the foundation caked on her face, causing grooves at the side of her lips.

The guy we met today came highly recommended as he's purportedly the only make-up artist in the city who does "airbrush". I admit, I was totally impressed as he whipped out his laptop and showed us the photos of his clients - the brides he's made up look so flawlessly, naturally beautiful- from church up to reception party, no retouching needed. That's supposedly the wonder of airbrush. Of course, he's much more expensive than the other make-up guy we've tried, but you get what you pay for.

Besides, he uses exclusively MAC products. To quote him, "the camera loves MAC."

PS- Here's his online portfolio. I can't believe he's also made up Akihiro Sato for an indie film. Akihiro is so yummy (hehe).

Well, not as yummy as C. Nearly (hehe!)