Sticker Designs

Through the sticker designs I create, creativity is merged with commerce in a fun and sharable way. As an artist deeply ingrained in the world of handmade goods, particularly within Instagram's community of Dungeons and Dragons dice enthusiasts, my sticker designs mirror the same dedication to story-sharing and artistry found in my logos. Each sticker narrates a visual tale, capturing the essence of small businesses and their unique stories. In other words, each of them has something to say!

Dirty 20 Dice

After designing Dirty 20 Dice's original logo (the colour variation found on the business card and in the top left corner), I was approached by the business owner about making additional versions of the logo in which the D20s' (20-sided dice's) colours are the colours of different queer pride flags. I loved this idea, as it's such an inclusive and thoughtful project - I got to represent so many groups with all the different flags, and the swirled colours on the dice are subtle enough that they are safe for queer people who are not 'out' yet to use/display without worrying about recognition.

The Yellow Yuanti & Hoot Dice

In this image, I've placed screenshots of two Instagram story posts together to showcase a sticker trade that occurred between two of my commissioners. I designed both logos, so the stickers pictured are both my artwork. It is popular for makers of Dungeons and Dragons dice to exchange stickers, and further, to put other creators' stickers on their pressure pots (a tool used in die making). Due to these swaps and stickers being included in the packaging of purchases from these creators, my artwork has been traded and sent worldwide!

Gloom Jester's Dice

When I created the logo featured on my 'Logo Designs' page for Gloom Jester's Dice, I also designed matching stickers.

The logo features the business owner's cat, Fish (who can be seen in the background of the first image), who is jokingly referred to as the "Chief Dice Inspector". I came up with this sticker concept as a charming way to share the joke with customers. It serves as both a suggestion of the dice's high quality and a bid toward fellow cat/pet lovers (which the majority of die buyers seem to be).

Cosmic Chaos Dice

This commissioner had a sticker idea in mind that they were struggling to bring to life. They wanted to create an image inspired by the quote "As above, so below," representing balance in the universe. Dice are random, which means that one has an equal chance of rolling well and poorly, thus this concept is fitting for a die maker's sticker.

The commissioner's company is called Cosmic Chaos Dice, so their branding is space themed.Their logo features a ringed planet. That being the case, it was important to my commissioner to feature planets in the design, and I chose to emphasize the ringed planet to keep the brand's imagery as cohesive as possible. They requested the concept of two hands with dice emerging from each other as well as the quote "the universe demands balance" in a minimalistic, handwritten style. I wove these ideas into a cohesive design and drew this sticker's design.