Welcome
posted on 2nd of january, 2010
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Welcome to LittleLion Studio’s blog, or should I say welcome to my blog? Either way, you are very much welcome! Truth is it is a blurred line between myself, Leo, and LittleLion Studio at least for the time being. With that said, let me give you a quick tour so that you’re right at home in no time.
First off, the time you spend here is supposed to be a pleasant one so... (read more @ LittleLion Studio)
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Tags: art blog vector welcome
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Hi Montemedia,
I don't really know what to make of this. This is most likely an error in DT's CMS pointing to the wrong file. Even that sounds pretty strange since other people purchase the file here and never filed a compliant. Anyway, contact me directly via email (you can find it on my website).
Thank you.
- posted by
Littlelion
on March 31, 2010 |
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hi! i just downloaded and image of yours, and when i opened the file, it was another image!
I was looking for image No.3904986 (GARDEN FIREWORKS) and insted, I got: No. 3904987 (GRASSLAND).
Then i downliaded "grassland" hoping it would me "grden fireworks" but no. It wasn't. So i've got 2 Grassland Files.
Can you help me get "garden fireworks"??
Thankyou, I'll appreciate it.
- posted by
Montemedia
on March 29, 2010 |
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Not unusually, throughout time we get accustomed to symbols, glyphs and patterns so easily to the point of shamelessly ignoring their origin. Our society’s immediacy can become an almost unbeatable murderer to history and beautifully crafted stories. This simple text is a small pièce de résistance. (Read more @ LittleLion Studio)
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Tags: asanoha japan littlelion pattern seamless
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Glad to have learnt a new Japanese word today! Arigatou gozaimasu.
I love your designs, not a surprise really since as I love Japan so much.
- posted by
Rosedarc
on January 06, 2010 |
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Hi Georgeskyrillos, Oshichi, became the most famous teenager of the Edo Period and being a teenager, she used to wear clothes with the Asanoha pattern (check her picture in the article for the pattern!). With time she started to be associated with the pattern itself.
Thanks to all who's commented but i'd really appreciate if you could do it directly in the post.
All the best in 2010!
- posted by
Littlelion
on January 06, 2010 |
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nice background.
- posted by
Joe1971
on January 06, 2010 |
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Silence is golden. Really! When working from home, one must learn to make do with the resources available at hand, unless of course, the will and the wallet are high and deep, respectively. My very own challenge was reaching silence nirvana but happily, solution was just an "adventure" away… (read more…)
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Tags: cooling koala liquid noise silence
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Hi Seema, thanks for the props and same luck to us all in 2010! :)
- posted by
Littlelion
on January 07, 2010 |
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Hey Dragos, yep I did get to the silence nirvana I was looking for and beyond! As I said in the article, when I'm away from the computer for a while and the monitor is off, when I'm back I have to check the power led to see if it's on or off because I simply can't hear it! :)
- posted by
Littlelion
on January 07, 2010 |
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Absolutely loved your baby koala image. Congratulations on having a wonderful portfolio. Good Luck for the new year :)
- posted by
Seema_illustrator
on January 07, 2010 |
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Creating microstock art is, as Mr. Gump would say, "like a box of chocolate, you never know what you’re gonna get". Translating this philosophy to the microstock market means that I never know where my designs end up being used. The rule is not having a clue whatsoever as to an image’s final destination and even worse, not knowing if their use abides by the license terms they were purchased under. But this can of worms is a better fit for a different post under the "All Business" category. (Read more…)
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Tags: bird fragrance heart littlelion newspaper
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very true! thanks for sharing :)
- posted by
Keki
on January 12, 2010 |
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As I said in my last post, it is really hard to find out where my stuff ends up being applied (and under which license), but when I do, most times, I am happy to report, they are used in items I wouldn’t mind have sitting in the living room, lying on the bed, hanging on the wall or sitting on shelf… not at all! ;-) (read more...)
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Tags: chair letterpress license pattern use
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The Treasure Hunt is on now!! Well, I must be humble and admit that different people treasure different things, but since you are here I guess it is not much of a stretch to assume you are interested in vector artwork. (read more...)
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Tags: art free hunt treasure vector
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You won't get anything for an existing member, but you would pick up new buyers with the click-through option if they hit your website first...
- posted by
Bradcalkins
on January 15, 2010 |
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Dully noted, Bradcalkins, thank you. I thought DT only had referral links for new buyers or contributors, not for click-through. :)
- posted by
Littlelion
on January 15, 2010 |
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You've got some great vector art! If I may make a suggestion, though, you should use the referral link to your images rather than the straight URL on your website. I.e. http://www.dreamstime.com/garden-seamless-pattern-rimage5201035-resixxxxxx instead of http://www.dreamstime.com/royalty-free-stock-photo-garden-seamless-pattern-image5201035. Note that I've just put 'xxxxxx' where your ID goes, since I only know mine :)
That way you get referrals for anyone who clicks through.
- posted by
Bradcalkins
on January 15, 2010 |
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Leonardo Cortes
(Littlelion)
Montreal, CA
>LittleLion Studio is a small shop specialized in designing vector art and illustrations for a wide array of applications, from the textile industry with focus on children’s apparel to both, print and online advertisement campaigns. Their seamless patterns and graphics sets can be easily found at the most unsuspicious places and items, gracefully embellishing the most delicate letterpress stationery, stamped on charming tool boxes, adorning the nursery’s walls, gently dressing little babies or framed in for their elegance in the living room.
The Studio’s talent is easily accessible by a broad range of small and medium sized businesses and even to individuals via Royalty Free licenses sold through the mainstream microstock websites but LittleLion’s expertise is also made available to clients demanding exclusivity and customization in their projects.
LittleLion Studio is based of off beautiful Montréal but is influenced by a worldwide multi-cultural clash, current and from times past, leading to unbound creativity and a natural role as trendsetter.
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