Quilled Logo - Mansi's Craftstation

Hello All,

I can't believe that in the middle of the Diwali rush of exhibitions, I managed to pull off a major project. I know I am posting it very late but then, Diwali was MAD this time! I travelled so much, met so many people I hadn't met in years and years! :)

When this order came my way, I was kind of wary about taking it up as it landed bang in the middle of our Diwali preparations at Aadyaa. But well, a challenge is always welcome at Aadyaa! We revel in them! :) So, here goes the logo for Mansi's Craftstation.........

It is so rewarding to hear from your client, "whoever looked at it couldn't take their eyes off it"! Thanks so much for this order dear Vaishali! :) It was a sheer pleasure to meet the time challenge :) Hope the recipient of the piece likes it too :)

Happy Quilling

Pritesh

PS: If my posts inspire you to create something on similar lines, I feel highly flattered. But please, do respect the effort I take in conceptualizing and executing, please give a direct link to my work when you are inspired by mine. Thanks for understanding........:-)

Om Shree Ganeshaay Namah

Hi Everyone (I don't honestly know how many people, if at all, will see the blog) :D

I recently started trying my hand out at quilling and I thought, let me start a blog as well! :-) Here is my first post, a logo I designed for Dhonuk, a Creative Urge. Though I had started off with a very different idea, as the logo developed, I kept modifying it until I was satisfied with the result.

With my obsession with information, the information about this quilling project will be as exhaustive as my Chemistry Practical Record Book used to be, back in College! :D

Base: 250 gsm off-white, acid proof sketching paper (Steinbach sketching book), A3 size
Peacock feather: A genuine peacock feather, picked up from somewhere in my house
Light Green: 80 gsm, A4 printing paper
Medium Green: 130 gsm scrapbook paper (from colour papers collection from Schleiper)
Dark Green: 300 gsm chart paper (from Akademiebokhandeln)
Off-white: Same as the base
Blue: 300 gsm chart paper (from Akademiebokhandeln)
Total working time: approx. 8 hours

Happy reading :-)

PS: If my posts inspire you to create something on similar lines, I feel highly flattered. But please, do respect the effort I take in conceptualizing and executing, please give a direct link to my work when you are inspired by mine. Thanks for understanding........:-)