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Day 20- Branding I’ve worked hard to create my brand. I created my logo from my own work and applied that to my business cards, stickers for frames, and have a stamp for all my packages. As for my style, I prefer simple designs with clean lines. I love creating custom art pieces. It can sometimes be challenging, but the satisfaction of creating something personal and unique that reflects a persons interests is worthwhile and so gratifying. #quilling #amonthinpaper #amonthinpaperday20 #branding #brand #quillingfun #paperart #inspiration #allmyown #beyourself #paperartistcollective #etsyshop #etsyseller #etsyartist #madefrompaper #paperlove

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