Thursday, March 25, 2010

The Masculine Journey

It's always a bit of a struggle for me to create for men. Especially for mid-western "guys' guys"... Generally my style is more understated and lovely than the client really wants. However, there's been a new trend in men's design lately and I've been able to get away with the use of muted tones and scripts more than ever before. I created this look for the new session of Men's Fraternity at Heartland and it has yet to be approved but I thought it was worth sharing.
Men's Fraternity Presents

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