Stephanie Low Creative

Stephanie Low's Creative Designs

Mixing Medias

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I noticed something at the Creativation show that I had already suspected… “Mixed Media” seems to have a very different definition in the craft community than it does in the art community. Or maybe the definition is the same, but the overall look and feel is very specific in the crafting world.

I was taught to understand “mixed media” to be any combination of more than one media used in one art piece.  Crafting mixed media has a specific style of its own that is very unique.  Not good bad or ugly, just different; specific.

I am not sure where my style fits but IT IS MY OWN and that makes me happy.

And JUST LIKE ME, my mixed media style is straddling the line between “art” and “crafting” harmoniously.

This little mixed media piece I created includes

  • A hand drawn illustration using Sakura, Pigma Micron pens which I then water-colored and accented with my lovely lovely Gelly Roll pens.
  • Water-colored die cut circles using my Spellbinders circle dies.
  • Die cut Yupo paper which I “painted” with Ranger Alcohol ink on a previous day.  I used a geometric style Spellbinders die by Lene Lok.  I love the contrast between geometry and organic elements!
  • I used the same Lene Lok Spellbinders die on traditional white paper
  • A simple butterfly stamp and die from my Spellbinders “Earth Wind Sea” collection which I water-colored.
  • Gold and white bakers twine weaved in and around the geometric die.
  • A ripped piece of graph paper for my daughter’s name/date written in Gelly Rolls pens.
  • A print of one of my Instagram photos done by Social Print Studio (which I LOVE and get printed all of the time!)

It is not necessarily a play by play but this is what I used.  I would have loved to do a video but it took a while over the span of a few days and I haven’t figured out the process of capturing my process yet. That was a mouth full.

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Creativation 2017!

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I find myself a part of an industry I didn’t even know I should aspire to be a part of until about this time last year.. That may not have made sense, but remember, I write like I talk and I don’t talk right, so here we find ourselves. Finding ourselves can be tricky…! haha! Moving on

I attended the Association for Creative Industries’ convention in Arizona last weekend and I had the time of my life! It is called Creativation, like Creative Innovation or Creative Exploration or Creative I-Never-Want-to-Leave-ATION……

Imagine creatives from all over the WORLD getting together to discuss art and creation and networking and business in a mutually beneficial and supportive way! And then add on looking at pretty things you want to steal, making new talented friends and not being responsible for keeping three tiny humans alive for five days – and you have found my paradise! I didn’t want to leave.

I attended amazingly informative classes and seminars and workshops. I met people who weren’t weirdly competitive but EAGER to share their wealth of knowledge and expertise. I was buoyed up and placed among a group of creatives that I feel far exceed my talent and then told that I am on par with them.

I wish I could spend the time to be more specific and give you a play by play of my time in Arizona but I am not sure that that would be beneficial on this platform (please please email me if you want specific questions asked and answered and we can go at it that way.)

WHAT I NEED TO TALK ABOUT is NOT the incredible information I walked away with or the amazing new friends I have in my life now or the goals I have made for the new year – though I could spend days boring you with every amazing detail and forcing you to know just how blessed and lucky I am to have experienced it all!
I want to discuss the INDUSTRY…

I am not “from” the craft industry much as the many people I met that had been in the craft industry for years, decades! I am not even from the “art” industry per say… However, I am an artist. I am a creator. I am proud to call myself these things. It is part of my identity. It made me so very happy to see so many crafters using “art” techniques and then folks like me, with “art” backgrounds, finding their crafter’s voice and embracing it. I love to see art supplies being used by crafters and craft supplies being used by artists. Because at the end of the day, is there even a huge difference between artist and crafter?! And if so, WHY!? Why must there be a difference? Why the attitude? I want to see more mom-and-pop and brick-and-mortar craft stores selling art supplies. More art stores embracing a crafting culture. Isn’t the ultimate goal to inspire customers, people, friends, loved ones? To encourage creation and the cathartic release one gets from making something with our hands?

I saw more blend of the two worlds than I expected to see and this made my soul scream with joy. Talking with individuals at my Spellbinders demo table about this concept and the blending of the two industries was met with excitement to learn and embrace the other.

I came away from my weekend feeling more drive to create in uncomfortable ways. Weird? No!

Comfort slows my evolution process. Discomfort stretches my mind.

I want to evolve.
I feel that art evolves my soul and my personality and then in turn evolves those around me.

I cant wait to begin playing with new media and developing my “crafter’s voice” at the same time.  I am a crafter and an artist and they make me happy.  Creation makes me happy. 

 

Also – I am waaaay too self aware and this blog post would have probably been easier and fun to read had I talked about the show and all it’s pretty booths and make-and-take projects! OH WELL!

#createeveryday

Update I guess

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So – I have been procrastinating my blog for a minute. Mostly cause I ran outta space due to uploading large photo sizes and now I need to go back and upload the same images at a smaller size after I resize them…..UGH! I am a creative, I create on a whim and as I like and when I can. I do not love the behind the scenes stuff! If I could I would hire an unpaid intern to take care of all of this stuff for me! hahaha!!!

My stamps are up on the Spellbinders “Coming Soon” page which is the Bees-Stinking-Knees! I am still unsure when they will be available for purchase but soon since, well, they are in the coming SOON section!

Ok so anyways, thought I should stop by and say hello and throw some appropriately sized images up on my blog.
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Who doesn’t love scarves?!

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So. I made a custom stamped scarf the other day!
I saw a $7 plain white scarf at my favorite store, ROSS, and I immediately saw a canvas.
So I did some quick YouTube research and found that I can stamp permanent images on fabric quite easily.
I already had a Staz-On permanent ink pad for stamping and of course I have plenty of cute stamps!
I laid out my scarf on my nifty sewing board.

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Not sure what it is technically called so I will call it a sewing board! I don’t see but had hopes to do so at one point so my mom hooked me up with a proper sewing shopping list. I think I have only used it for sewing like twice but have used it for cutting wrapping paper hundreds! Hahaha! Anyhow…
I laid out my board and assembled my supplies.
Stamps, Staz-On ink pad in brown and black, clear acrylic stamping block, scarf and flat surface.
I like that I could stamp the small brown feathers all at the same time by using a large stamp block and that this way they were always in the same configuration.

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I stamped the brown feathers all the way down the edge of my scarf and then went back and stamped the black larger images between the brown ones in the space I left behind.
The only trouble I came across was making sure the fabric didn’t have any wrinkles me that I had enough ink and pressed firmly. It took some getting used to.
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Upon completion, turn the scarf over and iron it on a low setting without steam and supposedly you can wash it. I can attest to this because I have not had need to wash mine yet and I am not sure if I ever ever needed to wash a scarf anyway!

BIG ANNOUNCEMENT!

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Ok folks! Here it is!  My big announcement that I have been TEASING about for months now.

I have no patience usually.  I like to get things when I see them instead of waiting for a special occasion.  I like to tell family the latest piece of family news as soon as it happens.  Instant gratification is my thing!  I should, but I won’t apologize for it!

So my story starts in 2015!  (So much for instant gratification… Time for you to be as patient as I have been!)

At some point in 2015, a dear and brilliant friend of mine, Ally, sent her amazing artist sister over to my facebook page to check it out.  Her sister, Heather, loved my work and immediately suggested I think about getting into the CRAFTing industry as a licensed artist like she did.  I jumped on board with this concept because crafting is a huge part of my artistic identity.  I am a scrapbooker and love to DIY home decorate and am an eclectic artist. The move seemed to be the most natural move I could make with my career.  So after much talk with Heather and a decision to become a designer member of the Craft & Hobby Association – I threw my name into the ring so to speak.  There is an annual conference for the Craft & Hobby Association (CHA) and I was deeply committed to attending the conference in January 2016.  I managed to assemble a portfolio and got business cards ready and was all stoked to attend, until at the last minute due to children in school and husband with no time available to take off from work, I was unable to attend. I was heart broken.  UNTIL!  My sweet friend Heather offered to take my portfolio and cards and anything else I wanted to send with her to the conference and present my work to companies for me.

She was able to connect on my behalf to several craft manufacturers, companies, bloggers, fellow artists, etc.  All were impressed and enjoyed my work.  Cards were collected, distributed and the wait commenced.

After the conference she sent me my portfolio and the cards she collected for me.  She gave me some amazing contacts. Among the contacts in the pile was a contact for a company called Spellbinders Paper Arts

I sent Spellbinders an email and was pleasantly surprised to get an email back.  In time I was offered a contract to create rubber stamp designs for them exclusively!  I would be expected (AND DELIGHTED!) to create different sets of stamp collections over the span of a few years and affiliate with Spellbinders and their creators and directors!  I was so excited for the offer and took it (obvs!).

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Fast forward a year (almost) and I have created several collections of stamps for them and the first one will hit the market in a month!  The rest will be released throughout next year and coming years!

So here we are – a month before my first stamp release and I couldn’t be happier and more excited for the big day!

My first collection has eleven different pieces with several rubber stamps in each.  I will be showcasing the stamps over time between today and January.

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I hope you like them as much as I liked creating and then using them!

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Owl Galaxy

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Aloha my creative friends!

I wanted to give a run down of my Galactic Owl creation for those that are interested in my supplies and techniques.

I have been doing a whole series of paintings/creations from the first line of stamps I have designed (available for purchase next month) and the owl painting was the first one I created.

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I started with a 6″x9″ Mixed Media paper by Strathmore (my new favorite watercolor paper because it is a velum/smooth texture and heavier weight- 140lb.) and I knew I wanted to do a galaxy background, because, DUH! They are amazing! SO I went over to youtube and did a quick search for some “watercolor galaxy painting” tutorials.  I watched this one (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TOe5DAnFkI4)

I chose to use the pink from the video because I secretly love pink, and even though I am a feminist and a bit of a tom boy – I am secure in my color choices!

I used india ink for the blackest part, diluted a bit with water to make it more blendable.  And a combo of pink tones from the following brands: M.Graham & Co., Daniel Smith, Grumbacher watercolors. I threw some bits of purple ad even a bit of teal colors in there for some variety.

Once the background was adequate and dry I went back to it and spattered some M.Graham & Co titanium white gouache paint for the white stars. I went back through with my Sakura Gelly Roll pens and accentuated some of the stars and then connected them randomly to make some constellation designs.

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I then took my favorite Spellbinders die set, the standard circles in large (which I also used to make the outermost circle before I painted the galaxy) and made some quick and simple little circle designs around the galaxy with my silver Gelly Roll pen.

At this point my background is laid and I am ready to work on my owl.  I used the same basic palate for my owl as I used for my galaxy, which was and can be risky artistically.  Using the same palate can look one dimensional and even lazy, but I think the lack of contrast in this palate works well for the piece.  Since there are obviously no pink/purple owls that can fly near a pink nebulous galaxy, I think it works!

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I stamped the owl on the same mixed media Strathmore paper I mentioned above with Ranger, Archival Ink, jet black.  I use this ink and a few other similar brands because it is waterproof.  When looking at stamp pads, be sure to look if the ink is waterproof or not if you choose to use a wet media with the image.

I then began to randomly lay in color and add pops of color here and there with the use of my trusty Gelly Roll pens! After color application I was ready to get my little owl all cut out.

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I used the matching die set and the Platinum die cutting machine from Spellbinders by simply placing the metal die over my owl stamped and painted image and rolling it trough the machine.  The sharp edge on the metal die gets pushed through the paper and cuts perfectly around the image!  Simple and beautiful!  I also chose to cut out a simple black outline for the shadowed effect you see in the final product. I think this helps with the color palate similarities.

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Now that I have my owl finished I find a good place for her on the galactic background and tack her down with some glue dots (or double sided tape, or any type of adhesive that wont warp your paper).

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After I have her placed I throw up some gold circles with my Gellies and the standard circle dies.

And Voila!!! She is ready for display!

Wild Garden, India Ink Tattoo

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I did this design in 2014 and it was one of the first tattoo designs I completed.  I was so brand new to this concept of selling art and setting up business.  I remember being so excited by the way it turned out.  I used india ink and water to create gradation.  It was probably the first time that I saw something I created and was completely satisfied.  Looking at it now there are things I wold change, but that is because I have had time to grow since then.  But it still looks so lovely.

I learned after releasing this image into hyperspace, that watermarks are essential!  I posted this on Pinterest with no watermark as well as two or three others.  I had no idea that it would be stolen so many times.  I lived in blissful ignorance to art theft since I had never actually created anything someone would want to steal!  I OFTEN find this and a handful of other illustrations stolen and used as tattoos.  One of my favorite pass times is searching through the hashtag #feathertattoo to find all the mimics and thieves.  I can only blame my ignorance in those first months.  If I had placed a watermark, theft would have been less common.  Live and learn! I cant be too mad since it is my own fault (even though I think artists should have an unspoken pact among each other!).

 

Funkity Funkerson Sometimes

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Been in a weird limbo for the past few weeks. One day I have got ideas ans free flowing creative energy and the next day I have got nothing.  No. Thing.

I know I need to accept this limbo but it is difficult.  Maybe I need more sleep!

I shouldn’t complain, I have a productive week or two.

Example A:

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Example B:

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Example C:

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Back in the Day

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Once upon a time I tried my hand at pencil sketching and shading.  This was always what I thought I needed to be good at in order to be a respectable and “real” artist. I remember trying so hard over the years!  Someday I will find the old attempts and show them off but this is the ONLY one I kept in my portfolio collections because, let’s e honest and let’s also stroke my ego – it looks amazing!

It is a replica from a photograph I took of my half blind cat which was over exposed.  The over exposure actually added to the ordinary photograph, so when I was given an assignment to draw a portrait in school I decided that the photograph would work nicely.

I used a grid system to draw this.  And if you don’t know what that is (GOOGLE IT!), it is when you take the image you wish to draw and take a ruler to it and section the image off in equal squares.  Then you take your blank paper and section it off in the same sized squares, or same size ratio if you are enlarging or shrinking the image. You then copy what is in each square and focus on small sections instead of an overall image.  It can take much of the stress and hassle out of drawing a detailed image. Some amazing artist do not need this help, which I always resented! haha!

Anyway – this turned out great so I will keep it forever, BUT, I will probably never try again because it is just not my thing, and that it OKAY!!!

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  • Maggie

    Stephanie is so kind and wonderful to work with. She is honest about what will work and what won't, and creates beautiful artwork. My first piece was exactly what I had hoped, no revisions or changes required at all. I can't wait to have the tattoo done and I can't wait to see my next completed piece!! Thank you again Stephanie!

  • Jay

    I'll start by saying I'm not the easiest customer. I'm very particular about what I like and how I want things done. I fell in love with Stephanie's work from the moment I saw it and knew I'd be getting a custom piece done. When I placed my order I had a vision in my head and Stephanie delivered exactly what I wanted! She was very open to any changes I wanted and thoughtful in her revisions. She was also very kind and patient. I am beyond satisfied with her services and my piece.

  • Maggie

    Thank you again for a beautiful second tattoo design. I knew what I wanted to be reflected in it, but in no way had I thought hat someone could put them together so beautifully!! Can't wait to get this in ink 💕 Stephanie keeps you updated through the entire process and is attentive to any requests and feedback. Highly recommend her for your tattoo design !!☺️

  • Victoria Jones

    Very, very cool. Super detailed and so much to look at. She did a great job creating these.

  • Dawn Johnson

    Ideas that came to life on paper. I have been brainstorming ideas for some time now about my next tattoo. Stephanie was able to make all my ideas come perfectly out into this art piece that I was dreaming about. Its exactly what I had in mind! She was such a great listener and I love that she was excited to get it started. Thank you so much Stephanie for this beautiful piece that means SO much to me. I can't wait to get it in ink! I am absolutely positive I will be coming back for another in the future! LOVE IT!!! I will send pics once I get it down on skin. ;)

  • Krystal Dy

    I love this beautiful art done for my new tattoo. Stephanie was very cool to work with. Always listens and comes up with fantastic work. She always kept me informed of the progress and asked for feedback througout. This tattoo means a lot to me and can't wait to get it. Will post pictures once I get it. Thanks again Stephanie for doing great work!

  • Beth Inez

    Stephanie was wonderful to work with! She was receptive with all of my thoughts, and was really able to get into my head and create something more beautiful than I imagined. I'm blown away with the finished product- definitely an Etsy best!!!!!

  • K.M.

    I had a custom tattoo design drawn by Stephanie to incorporate a number of important ideas into one design. It came out better than I could have ever imagined. Stephanie is an amazing artist and is very patient. She made every little change I requested until I was completely satisfied with the design. I can't wait to get my beautiful tattoo! I will definitely be back if I ever need another design.

  • Katie Duntley

    I came to Stephanie with a tattoo idea that was a bit different from the floral designs I saw on most of her listings. But she was incredibly open and supportive of new ideas and it was an absolute pleasure to work with her! She constantly kept me updated as she progressed on the drawing, and she was very patient and wiling to make big and small changes as I saw them. She was easy to communicate with and very prompt with responses to questions and revisions. I am so incredibly happy with the final product, it came out even better than I envisioned it! Her artwork is of the highest caliber and I will definitely be back if I decide to get more tattoos!

  • Charlotte M

    I am so pleased with my design. I am not very good at describing things and Stephanie was awesome about working with me. She completed my design very quickly. I cannot wait to get this newest tattoo!!

  • Lissa EuDaly

    Stephanie does amazing and beautiful work, and she couldn't be more wonderful to work with. She listens and is able to translate what she hears from you into art you will truly love!

  • Lissa EuDaly

    Stephanie, the prints arrived safe and sound inside a plastic bag in a torrential down poor! they're even more beautiful in person. Thank you! xo

  • Lisa Hankins

    There are no words to describe Stephanie and her art. She is simply amazing. I contacted her to do a piece for me for a tattoo, and although she indicated what I wanted was a bit "outside of the box", she delivered 110% and more. She was open to my ideas & even threw in her own, which made my piece so much better. She has an eye & a talent that's indescribable. I'm so happy I found her. I cannot wait to show her my tattoo when it's finished. :) The turn around time is surprisingly quick for such a detailed, well-thought out piece. Stephanie, THANK YOU.

  • Rachel

    There is not enough amazing things to say about Stephanie. I was on a time constraint and she was so accommodating. She was so helpful on my ideas to change some things around. The final piece was AMAZING and BEAUTIFUL!!!! If I need another design I am definitely having Stephanie do it for me again!!! You will not be disappointed at all. She is in constant communication to make sure you are ok with her drafts. So excited to get my tattoo done!!. Thank you Stephanie

  • Angie

    Stephanie exceeded my expectations and was a pleasure to work with! I had a very specific tattoo idea in mind and she helped bring my vision to life. I loved, loved Stephanie's communication and responsiveness throughout the process! She over-communicated and was very good about answering my questions in a timely manner and I ask a lot of questions lol! She was also a good listener, extremely patient, and offered great ideas and feedback when I needed it, all of which helped me to think through my vision. Tattoos are extremely meaningful and last a lifetime so it's important to fall in love with your design, and I was certainly able to do this with Stephanie's work! I cannot wait to get Stephanie's beautiful design tattooed in the near future, I will definitely be using Stephanie again for new potential designs!!!

  • Angie

    Stephanie is an AMAZING artist! I loved, loved the fabulous design she created for me! You cannot go wrong with her work, it was well worth the time and money! Stephanie is truly passionate about what she does and it definitely shows in her work!!! I would definitely recommend Stephanie to others. Thanks again for bringing my vision to life :)

  • Heather

    I am absolutely thrilled with the design for my tattoo. Stephanie was very easy to work with and she really worked well with my thoughts and ideas and used her creative expertise to create the perfect tattoo for me. It is absolutely gorgeous! I was so thrilled that I hired her to draw another. Thank you Stephanie!

  • Julien Maderou

    Stephanie did a great work. She is nice and very professional ! Thanks again

  • Julien Maderou

    Perfect, Stephanie is so cool, and i enjoyed the feather

  • Brockit

    after months of looking for ideas and artists for a new tattoo piece, I was lucky to find Stephanie. she was immediately responsive and we worked together to finalize a custom design literally over a weekend. she took my photos and notes, worked them into sketches and nailed it with her fist attempt. months of research finalized in one friendly, efficient, artistic swoop. highly recommended indeed.

  • Emily Swenson

    Stephanie was a joy to work with! She was very attentive to every detail of my tattoo creation! She was very willing to make sure that it was exactly what I wanted - and more! She had a vision for things that I could never have imagined myself. Thank you Stephanie for this fabulous design! I can't wait to get it on my body! :)

  • Erica Nilsson

    Amazing tattoo designs, very professional and talented artist. i'm very happy with my purchase!

  • Jonie Buchinski

    Absolutely LOVE Stephanie and her work! She worked so well with me to get the exact drawing for my family tattoo! I wasn't the easiest to please hahah (sorry) but we worked together and have one fantastic feather with a little a piece of one of my family Members! Thank you so much!! Now to only find a tattoo artist as good to put it on my skin. Xox Jonie

  • Piper Payne, Author

    Stephanie has an amazing talent, I ended up with the most beautiful design created for my book. I'm an indie author and wanted to have a custom piece made that was specific for my manuscript and she went above and beyond my expectations!

  • Alyssa Cannon

    Loved my custom drawing! Stephanie is amazing! She designed exactly what I was looking for 😃😃😃

  • Ruth Pingiaro

    I have long been wanting my first tattoo but was waiting for the perfect idea. Then I found Stephanie online. I was instantly drawn and fell in love with her out of this world feather designs and knew straight away she was the artist I wanted to design my first tattoo. I contacted her with some of my key elements and had exceptionally quick and constant responses. She took a jumbled idea in my head and made the most amazing meaninful image that I am so in love with. Process very quick, even though there was a wait list and worked with me every step of the way. Stand out artist, professional, and end product amazing. I would highly recommend her as she manages to incorporate all ideas into a flowing piece.

  • Anna Sharkova

    The tattoo designs are absolutely beautiful, creatively crafted and so intricate. I fell in love with this design as soon as I saw it...so neat having a feather, and within that feather so many beautiful things join together to make the form of a feather...ohh its simply stunning!!! i cannot wait to get this image as a tattoo on my fore arm:] The artist responded to my request really quickly and the purchase was made within the a few minutes after the request. All is super quick and effective:]. Thank you SlowDesigns for this beautiful piece of art:]

  • Stephie

    Working with Stephanie was a fast, easy process. Her designs are gorgeous.

  • Carlah

    Beautifully made cant wait to have this on my skin, love it thank you Stephanie

  • Katija

    Thank you Stephanie for your patience and creativity. Can't wait to put it on skin. If there' s gonna come a 2nd one, I'll get back to you for sure!

  • Regina Nadeau

    I absolutely love your designs! I'll be using them for hand embroidery and I'm so excited to get started!

  • Megan Rein

    I absolutely love my design! Stephanie really captured exactly what I was looking for! She is so easy to communicate with and also responds quickly! The process could not have been easier! She is so talented I had to do research to find a tattoo artist who would do her work justice, I could not recommend her more highly, can't wait to get my design on my skin!

  • Mignon

    Stephanie is an amazing artist!! I absolutely love the design she created for me!! Awesome response time and communicates! AMAZING THANK YOU STEPHANIE

  • K. Lynne

    This is awesome on and the tattoo artist was impressed with it too! Thanks!

  • Molly

    Really beautiful work. Stephanie was really pleasant and easy to work with. And I really appreciate that she was so quick about communications!

  • Steve Beck

    Amazing artist!!! I love it! Thanks for the amazing Koi :)

  • When I look at my custom design it still takes my breath away! Let me start off by saying that Stephanie is amazing in every way imaginable. I fell in love with her work when my friend had a design made last year. I finally decided to commission her right before she did a big move. In all the life changes and shuffle, she forgot about my design. I admit I did too. When I contacted her to see if she was settled in she was so beside herself she had forgotten! I was in no way upset but she was amazing. She worked closely and patiently with me to design exactly what I wanted. Although I just love her creative ideas so I let her run with most of it. She created a masterpiece and I CANNOT wait to get it forever on my body! She was so apologetic and even reimbursed my deposit! She is such a professional!

  • Chloe Thomas

    Absolutely thrilled with my design! It is everything I imagined and more. Stephanie is a pleasure to work with, listens to ideas and produces stunning pieces. I am so so happy this piece will be on my body :) Very smooth transaction - HAPPY HAPPY!

  • Nicole

    Love love love! This will make a beautiful tattoo. Great communication and customer service. Thanks :)

  • Amanda Acosta

    Ive been wanting a feather tattoo forever and when i saw this illustration i just fell in love its not simple at all she does an amazing job on all her illustration anybody looking for a personal drawing that you want to represent you and your personality i would recommend STEPHANIE LOW Thank you again for your great work . i cant wait to show you the masterpiece on my skin THANK YOU AGAIN !!!!

  • Ayelet Bendav

    stephanie is very talent artist. she's very kind and motivated to do everything you want on yours tattoo with open mind and smile on her face :) i love to work with you and i recommend everyone who think your art is beautiful as i do, to go for it, with no second thoughts. i promise it will work for you on the best side it could be!

  • D. Fogliatti

    I'm so excited to get this tattoo! Stephanie captured exactly the elements I described to her and she created a truly custom, personal work of art. She was responsive, honest about her process, set expectations, solicited feedback at various points, and the result is everything I hoped for. I'm looking forward to finding the right tattoo artist so that I can have this as a permanent work of art I can always display. Thank you, Stephanie! Pictures of the final tattoo to come!

  • Julianna Fusco

    Let me start off with that Stephanie is INCREDIBLE. She truly has the customer's best interest at heart, and works with you to create a design that you love and one that will look good!! She kept in touch with me throughout all steps of the process, always making sure I would get the perfect design- and I did! I'm absolutely obsessed with this design and cannot wait to put it on my skin, it's better than I could have imagined, she really took my kinda weird request and made it beautiful. Couldn't be happier!

  • Bethany Monciavaiz

    She is a astounding artist! Love, love my design.

  • Dion Navarro

    So the first thing is that my actual design is not the one that will appear next to this review, so keep this in mind when reading. Stephaine was brilliant to deal with, there was an open line of communication and update, she never took offence to requested amends, and gave enough of a steer and opinion on the overall look and feel without taking over of making me feel in any way the piece wasn't entirely mine. it is clear from dealing with Stephaine and looking at her work that more then just a business this really is a labor of love and something she cares about which makes it all the more special for customers. I would certainly recommend the services of Stephanie Low Designs.

  • Peach Bird

    I'd been admiring Stephanie's work for almost a year before I was able to snag a spot on her waitlist. My design has a few unconventional things in it, the cupcake for one, and lots of big round objects but she didn't shy away from the challenge; in fact, she stepped up and knocked it out of the park. I feel like I changed things a thousand times, but she was very kind and nothing but professional, she replied quickly even though there is a 6 hour time difference between us. Stephanie was wonderful to work with and my tattoo design is everything that I imagined it to be. I cannot wait to have it put on my skin. Thank you so much, Stephanie!!

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