Lesego's & Lize's Yellow-African Wedding

Lesego & Lize
19 December,
Family Farm,
Johannesburg

Oh my, what a wedding - we've been so excited to blog about this one. Lesego & Lize tied the knot on a beautiful farm on the outskirts of Jo'burg. We were super bummed not to be able to shoot the traditional African wedding the day before, but feel so blessed to have been a part of their 'second' wedding, which was a super quirky mix of Lesego and Lize, two awesome families, two insanely-cute twin girls and lots of colour, love and joy!

What a celebration! Thank you friends! x

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Mr. February

This year I did personalized gifts for all my family members - what a hit! These cute 4x6 custom designed calendars are now available and great gift ideas. You can have them designed with your engagement photos, wedding photos, high school senior photos... the ideas are endless.

Each month is printed as a 4x6 and can be displayed in a traditional frame, an acryllic frame. We have ours in a magnetic frame on our fridge!

Contact us at the studio for more information!

Country Camping with Ann and Brian

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We've always wanted a country-style camping e-session and we can't be more glad that Ann and Brian welcomed the idea with infectious enthusiasm. I can hear the words from Danny's Song (Kenny Loggins) playing in my head as we did this shoot.

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~~ Quick Recap ~~

Here’s my layout for Pencil-Lines sketch #223, which featured Aussie Natalie Elphinstone as both the sketchmaker and guestdesigner. I truly loved the sketch this time, and added my spin on it, gathering and shrinking the elements together in the middle to fit my pictures better. I used the January My Scrapbook Nook kit for this layout, and added chipboards and brad from my own Fancy Pants Designs-stash.

The layout is a quick recap of my trip to Papirfesten 2010, with journaling in bulletpoints.

 

So, CHA-W is over, and tbh, I’m left with not as many impressions from the new stuff at CHA as usual. It feels easier (and thus cheaper!) to navigate what I’d love to get my hands on this time around, I think (Let’s see, pretty much everything from Pink Paislee, most of the Hambly Screenprints-stuff and the flowers from Prima and Websters, some of the OA and Sassafras..Maya Road had a ton of great stuff this time…the usual suspects for me I think)? Or maybe I haven’t paid that much attention to what’s new out there? What do you think?

 

One thing is sure – I did not think that the Toy Box-line from Crate Paper would be that a big hit for me personally, but boy were I wrong! Sometimes you really just have to have the stuff IRL to be able to really judge it, and I absolutely adore the retroness of this collection – it’s so much more versatile than what the name/theme would suggest. And it sure something for itself in a market where most things are cutesy  in a girlie/romantic way. Just sayin’ :) I think – just think – it might rival the absolutely stunning Portrait-collection when it comes to how much I’ll use these papers…we’ll see!