Alright, art lovers—have you ever wanted a custom drawing that’s so awesome it makes your grandma go, "Well, hot diggity, that’s fancy!"? Well, you’ve come to the right place!
I have two ways to bring your visions to life. Whether you're a pencil purist or need a digital design, I've got something spectacular for you. So grab your coffee, kick back, and let’s dive into this wild world of custom hand-drawn and digital art.
Commission Pencil Drawings: The Real Deal
First, let’s talk pencil drawings—the classics. Here’s how it works: You send me a photo (or a few if you want to get real fancy), and then I work my artistic magic to transform that into a hand-drawn, 9x12 pencil drawing. Yes, you can get bigger sizes. FYI it does cost more because, well, bigger paper equals more work.
These drawings are hand-drawn. Let me repeat that for the people in the back: HAND-DRAWN. This isn’t some computer-generated art. It’s raw. It’s real. It’s a little messy, and that’s what makes it fun. My style is a mix of sketchy, masculine, western-alternative vibes (yes, it’s a style), and it’s always on point. I mean, it's perfectly imperfect, but that’s the charm, right?
Why should you get one? Well, it makes a fantastic gift. I mean, who wouldn’t want a custom drawing of themselves, or their loved ones hanging proudly on the wall? It’s also an amazing keepsake—imagine having a hand-drawn portrait of your favorite pet or your family. Keep it forever. Because I’m not making this stuff on a computer, it has that personal touch.
Logos and Digital Designs: iPads, Vector Files, and No Canva Drama
Now, let’s talk digital drawings. Let me tell you, these are next level. I don’t just make these on any random sketchpad—nope, I work my digital wizardry on an iPad. I know, I know, it’s fancy. But here’s the thing: digital art is perfect for all your modern needs—whether it’s a custom logo, a sticker for your laptop, or even a design for your new T-shirt. I got you!
You’re probably wondering, “Hayley, what is this vector thing you keep talking about?” Great question. Here’s the 411: Vector files are not the junk you’re making on Canva. Don't get me wrong—I like Canva, but let's be honest: it's not the same. A vector is a high-quality, scalable file that won’t make your printer or graphic designer want to cry. It’s the stuff they use to make your designs look clean, sharp, and crisp when printed on anything from stickers to banners to invoices. Basically, it’s a professional’s dream.
Oh, and guess what? I still make these digital drawings the same way I do my pencil sketches. I use the same sketchy, masculine, and western-alternative vibes. It’s just in digital format. And yes, my digital sketches still have that beautiful, Hayley-flare, so even though it’s all done on a screen, it’s still as perfectly imperfect as my hand-drawn work.
Can they be in color? Oh, you betcha! Shadows? You know it. Stickers? T-shirts? Website assets? YES, YES, and YES! The possibilities are endless. And don’t worry, because when I send you the final product, it’s going to be a vector file that’s ready for whatever printing or online glory you need. I’m basically giving you a digital masterpiece that you can use in a hundred different ways.
Here is the Wrap Up
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Commission Pencil Drawings = Hand-drawn, sketch, masculine, western-alternative greatness. Perfect for gifts, keepsakes, or just making you feel like a big-time art collector.
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Logos and Digital Designs = Clean, sharp, and ready for everything. Perfect for logos, stickers, T-shirts, or anything that needs a professional vector file without the Canva confusion.
The Choice Is Yours—and whatever you choose, you’re going to get a little bit of that Hayley magic in every piece. So, if you're ready to turn your photos into masterpieces (or if you just want to chat about how awesome art is), slide into my DMs, and let’s make some art happen!
-Hayls