January 2009's Masthead

Sunday, January 4, 2009   ·  
I hate to see it go, but I must say goodbye to December 2008's masthead:
2008 December masthead

I promised myself that I would change it every month, some people have expressed a fear of December's clown theme, and it is the new year, so it is only fitting to change it over to something fresh, like farting rhinoceroses bearing food for a small band of merry revelers.

2009 January masthead

N'est-ce pas?

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13 comments:
Blogger Amy Stumme

I love it!! The clown was creepy.  
Blogger Assertagirl

Oooooh it's beautiful. :)  
Blogger Perksofbeingme

I like the new one. The clowns were freaking me out and I'm glad they are gone.  
Blogger Neil

You really have a talent in this. Although, the clown one is still... uh, my favorite. I would love to hear a little bit of the inside scoop on your working process. Are you using Illustrator or Photoshop? Are these images specific "clipart?" Do you start with a concept or does it just come about naturally from materials you gather that you like? How do you decide on what font looks best with the graphics?  
Blogger Cheri @ Blog This Mom!

Ooo. Purdy. Farts and all.  
Blogger Maggie, Dammit

Damn, girl. You are one talented thing.  
Blogger May-B

Much less nightmare inducing. Thank you. It's awesome.  
Blogger flutter

*snort*  
Blogger califmom

Love!  
Anonymous doahleigh

Where the hell do you find this stuff?  
Anonymous apathy lounge

Classic...yet...humorous. And yes, I often felt that the clown was looking right at me.  
Blogger She She

Yes, clowns creep me out. And, now that I think of it, bodybuilders do, too. But farting rhinos? I'm in love.  
Anonymous Ree

oh mah holy hell. wonderful. farting rhinocerosouss?

Okay, so I can't spell that word. Next time, maybe farting hippopotamuses?  

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