Creeny Label Design

Just finished working on a label for Creeny Irish Sheep Cheese handmade at Corleggy in Cavan. Corleggy Cheese is sold at the Farmer's Market in Meeting House Square, Temple Bar, on Saturdays, Belturbet Farmer's Market on Fridays, the new market beside the Powerscourt Centre in Dublin on Thursdays, and will be at the National Crafts and Design Fair in the RDS next week from the 3rd-7th December. Yumyumyum :)

Tah-dah:

Creeny Sheepy Sheep Illustration

Label Front

Back of label with list of ingredients surrounded by detail of sheep illustration

Side detail

Grad + Website

So I finally graduated last week, after four years in D.I.T. I now have a BA (Hons) in Design (Visual Communications) hurrah and hurray! Tis weird it's all over, and gonna miss all my fellow vis commers *sniffle*. Also thanks Mam and Dad for everything :) (I know you read this!!) Here's some photos with silly hats:

Mam and I

Dad and I (I have a BA yet I can't manage to hold it the right way around for a photo...)

Me, Rebecca and Marie

Woo hats

Marie and I

Dad, Mam and I

WEBSITE:
I've recently redone my website using Indexhibit, which is the niftiest invention EVER. While I liked the previous version of the website I'd done, I had handcoded it myself and not being the biggest coding genius ever was having some problems viewing it properly on some browsers. So I decided to go with Indexhibit for my new version. Indexhibit, if you haven't heard of it, is a web application which gives you the basic coding of a site and allows you to customise the coding whatever way you like. Anyway, for me this has resulted in a much simpler website which is easier to navigate than it's predecessor, and I know it's going to work properly so my portfolio can be viewed easily, which is the most important thing, right?! So ch-check it out and let me know whatcha think, there's still a couple things to be added but most of it's there now: www.elizabethmaybury.com

Over and out.

Landscapes & Such

Hello blog. So last week I was briefly in Kerry, here's some of my photos from the Connor Pass:




And here's a few from Corleggy Farm in Cavan:






Lots more recent stuff on my Flickr. Laters.