If you are interested in working together, email me at carlyberryisweird@gmail.com :-)
Hi, I'm Carly a full-time freelance illustrator and designer with 10 years of experience. Currently flailing around Tallahassee, FL where I graduated with a BA in studio art with a focus in printmaking from Florida State University.
I can usually be found in my studio cave obsessing over pixels, manically screen printing up a storm, or tacking up my unsolicited art around town. I'm fueled by vegan food, and the hunt for the best thrift finds, and owe all my success to Command + Z.
With a background in printmaking and inspired by '90s cartoons and traditional tattoos, my style focuses on bold design with restricted color palettes. I love to incorporate the hand-touched element so replicating textures and print flaws, like off-registered colors and lived-in apparel, is totally my jam.
With a background in printmaking and inspired by '90s cartoons and traditional tattoos, my style focuses on bold design with restricted color palettes. I love to incorporate the hand-touched element so replicating textures and print flaws, like off-registered colors and lived-in apparel, is totally my jam.
I specialize in illustration and brand identity. Most recently I've added package design, animated gifs, and poster design to that list. In my personal work, I enjoy playing around with a variety of mediums like printmaking, sculpture, and film photography.
Let's make things! Email me directly at carlyberryisweird@gmail.com and I'll get back to you as soon as I can :-)
Dream projects and things I want to do more of:
Design and illustration for tabletop games, film & tv, and food & beverage, gig posters, and album covers.
Press, Podcasts,
and far too personal bonus material:
I was on the podcast Project Popsicle where I chatted with other creatives about my journey of being a designer and artist. And the podcast Fresh Mix where I talk more about what my work is inspired by and such.
I sat down with Emma Witmer of Tallahassee Magazine to talk all about commercial art and it's place in the art world.
And if you want the real deep cuts, here's a playlist of 6 years worth of One Second Everyday videos (I took a second-long video every day for six years. I've since taken a break but plan to pick it back up soon)