Awards
AAF Colorado Gold Addy 2023 Illustration
select clients
Netflix - Adobe - Moog Music - LEGO - Target Center - Bark Box - Major League Baseball - ENO - Publix - Florida State University
I'm Carly, a freelance illustrator, graphic designer, and printmaker based in beautiful North Florida. When I'm not gallivanting with the alligators and blue herons in a natural spring or getting my Pub Sub (Publix submarine sandwich; a southern delicacy) stolen by a seagull on the beach, I'm probably hanging out with my 3 cats, jamming on the risograph duplicator in my backyard studio, or exploring a new city with my husband.
I graduated from Florida State University with a BA in printmaking and book arts, passions that drive me today. I still screen print (even if it means washing out screens in my bathtub and storing my exposure unit under my bed) and am one of four zinesters currently organizing Tally Zine Fest.
I'm fueled by vegan food, the best thrift finds, and smashing the "continue watching" button. I cut my teeth on Kid Pix and I can attribute all of my success to Command + Z.
I graduated from Florida State University with a BA in printmaking and book arts, passions that drive me today. I still screen print (even if it means washing out screens in my bathtub and storing my exposure unit under my bed) and am one of four zinesters currently organizing Tally Zine Fest.
I'm fueled by vegan food, the best thrift finds, and smashing the "continue watching" button. I cut my teeth on Kid Pix and I can attribute all of my success to Command + Z.
Beyond client work -- band posters, beer labels, merch design, visual development and identities, editorial illustrations, or any number of wild asks (what a dream!) -- I create work under the name It's Not That Weird where I wholesale prints and trinkets to small businesses all over the country and do in-person pop-ups. I've brought INTW to Los Angeles, Seattle, and Miami, with many more on the wishlist.
The INTW universe is inspired by 90's cartoons, American traditional tattoos, sci-fi and horror films, pop culture, and vintage ephemera. It all reeks of nostalgia and celebrates self-deprecation for a tone that's a little sarcastic but always cautiously optimistic.
if any of my work dills your pickle, i'd love to hear about it!
Give me a holler at howdy@carlyberry.design
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.) or take a look at the super secret dumping ground of my film photography.
