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My best-selling  "Why We Love Austin" design is now available online in wholesale quantities on T-shirts, Prints/Posters, and Postcards! Hi, I’m Carol Gunn, an experienced Austin-based graphic designer. When my freelance work is done, I create labors of love like this one, “Why We Love Austin”. Before I created this design, I asked my “focus group” (a.k.a. my Instagram followers) to let me know their favorite things about this weird city of ours. Live music of course, but also, thanks to some actor and writer friends, I added “CRAZY CREATIVITY: Film/TV, Visual Arts, Writers, Live Theatre”. Because, why should live music...

Not everyone is going to appreciate my “Tiny Photographer” t-shirt design, but those who do, really will!  I created it for a Daddy-to-be, who is a photographer and cinematographer. I asked the baby’s Mom (also a photographer) if Dad had a sentimental favorite camera. She sent me a photo of  his vintage Graflex Norita™ and  later sent another with a “more desirable” lens, saying that would be a “super geeky” touch. I told her “super geeky” was exactly what I was going for!  I created high-contrast artwork from the photo she sent and had onesies and toddler t-shirts screen-printed by...

The giant “LOVE” sign is a gift to the community from The Hill, a second campus of the Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd in Austin, Texas.  At 30 ft. wide by 8 ft. tall, it shines like a beacon in the night! I thought it would make a great greeting card for Christmas, Valentines Day — any day, actually! So I designed one. With this card, we hope to capture that feeling of inspiration and help to spread its all-important message. A portion of profits will be donated to El Buen Samaritano. Cards and envelopes in boxed sets of...

Wait, wasn’t it just Halloween, like five minutes ago? Think the Christmas “season” comes a little earlier every year? Yeh, me too! So I created this design to express that sentiment. 

I've been wanting to create this Tesseract design for a long time! I first read "A Wrinkle in Time" when I was 12 and it blew my little mind! It was inspired by an illustration in the original 1962 edition of the book: "Swiftly Mrs. Who brought her hands together. 'Now, you see', Mrs. Whatsit said, 'he would be there, without that long trip. That is how we travel.'"#tesseract#AWrinkleinTime#MadelineL'Engle#MrsWho#MrsWhatsit#MrsWhich#illustration#AdobeIllustrator