Pop Pythons Collection Release

28. Apr | by Camilla | Announcements, Art, Business | 0 comments

Exciting news! After months of research, hard work, late nights, & eleventh hour frustrations, my new product line Pop Pythons is launching today! April 28th, 2019 at 12:00 p.m. Eastern time, to be specific! This set of eight prints is available on my Etsy store, RainyCrazePrints.etsy.com. They originate from a larger collection of inked drawings focusing on ball python morphs, which I did for Inktober 2017; they have been digitized & colored especially for this release. The Pop Pythons collection is limited edition, so when they are gone, they’re gone! My portfolio site, this one, isn’t turning into an ecommerce … Continued

Unexpected Upheaval: Job Searching

6. Dec | by Camilla | Personal | 0 comments

Is it possible to be shocked, but not surprised? The company I’ve been working for the last two years, Studio C [a division of CarolinaPad] is suddenly folding. We’ve wrapped up what loose ends & salvages we can. I’ve loved working with these people, my job responsibilities, & even the commute. This company & its people allowed me to build skills, insight, & confidence in myself & my career goals. There were flags along the way leading to this, but the unexpected holiday timing is from the mega-bank that holds the credit line. As such, I’m currently job searching for … Continued

Changing Directions for RainyCraze

22. Aug | by Camilla | Announcements | 0 comments

Hi, all! I’m taking RainyCraze in a new direction, so expect the website to change around by the end of the year. Truly a launch habit for me by now. Currently, RainyCraze.com is set up as a portfolio site so I could apply to graphic design jobs, with the thought of freelancing design services on the side. After getting a print production/mockup artist role last year [& being pretty good at it, if I do say so myself], I’ve gotten to know myself better & what I really find fulfilling in the design field. Examining all my previous experiences in … Continued

The Test of Time & the London 2012 Olympics Identity

14. Sep | by Camilla | Design | 0 comments

So I was reading this AIGA article the other day [AIGA being an incredible designer’s resource, by the way] & I came across a rather odd use of a common English idiom. The writer states the London 2012 Olympics identity has stood the test of time. Maybe? But the problem is that it was used for four years, four years ago. This identity, albeit for a temporary event, has had no time to stand the test of time. What is the test, exactly? To say it lasted as long as the Second French Republic, or most U.S. presidential tenures, is … Continued

Working Remotely as the New Standard

2. Sep | by Camilla | Business | 0 comments

It seems to me that if all your work is done by computer, there’s isn’t much to keep you from working remotely, especially graphic designers. Long-standing businesses with dedicated servers on-site filled with years of assets & files may have complications, sure, but plenty of workarounds exist to suite most office jobs. Maybe I’m just bitter about so many graphic design job listings in Los Angeles & New York City while I’m stuck in Charlotte for the next few years. On the flip side, design is rated among the top fields for remote working, & for freelancing it’s almost a … Continued

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