Our Mission:

Illustrate & Inspire

I started my2littlemonkeys 7 years ago after my kiddos were born and I set out to build a whimsical illustration brand that would inspire the world around me.

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Kid’s Market

I love illustrating for the children’s market and I hope to delve into this world a little more. I have illustrated my first children’s book and made a number of art prints in the last few years.

Character Design

Spot Illustrations

Full & 2 Page Spreads

Covers

Wonderful Things Await You

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Vector meets movement:

Illustration & Motion.

Over the last few years I have been illustrating in the animation realm and it has been a blast! Iv’e had the privilege of working with some amazing animators that have brought my illustrations to life. Some projects clips.

Animation World

Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.

Custom Scenes

Multiple Angles

Detailed Designs

Functional Files

Fun Characters

Let’s bring your story to life

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Stylized

Characterization

This is one of my favorite process out of everything I do. Everyone loves and wants to be a cartoon character. Characterizations can be used for everything from advertising a podcast, driving an internal health initiative, or creating a team cartoon to promote your culture. Let me help with that.

Pod Casts

Culture Building

Logo Marks & Idenity

Being in this wonderful industry for over 25 years, I have had the chance to work with some incredible clients on their identity. Below are a few that stand out over the years.

Hand Drawn Style

I think I have been able to develop and use a few different styles successfully for my clients. One of my most successful styles is my hand drawn style. It works across multiple mediums and goes well with websites, branding, story boarding, and customer journeys to name a few.

Product Shots

Storyboarding

Data Visualization

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