That 2015 will ring in a brand new partnership with ketubah.com!

One of my dreams as an artist has always been to license my original artwork.  It feels like making it to the big leagues, you know?  So when Ketubah.com offered to license 9 of my original ketubah designs, I was thrilled.  And they’ve been a joy to work with while we set up the licensing arrangement.  Ketubah.com is a great business that treats their licensed artists with respect, and I couldn’t be happier to be in business with them.

Since signing my licensing agreement, I’ve had a few clients ask what it means for them.  Here’s a quick Q+A to answer any questions you might have about purchasing my designs on ketubah.com.

Which designs are now available on ketubah.com?

I’ve licensed my typographic designs, my paint swash series, and my intertwined tree design.  You can shop all of my ketubah.com designs here!

Can I still purchase those designs through you?

Because of exclusivity, I will no longer be selling these specific designs directly on my website.  But you can purchase them directly at ketubah.com!  Ketubah.com has a large selection of texts and great customer service, so I’m guessing you’ll have a lovely experience working with them.

What if I want a custom version of one of these designs?

I can still offer custom versions of these designs.  For instance, if you want the typographic design in neon orange (I’m not judging!), or the paint swash design with different colors.  Just shoot me an email if you’re interested.

I just wanted to take a quick moment to wish each and every one of you a happy new year.  Ink with Intent launched just under a year ago, and it’s been an incredible ride so far.  I’ve had the privilege to work with over 100 couples on a unique ketubah for their wedding.  And for that, I am eternally grateful.

2014 was a year of growth and change.  I sold my very first ketubah at the end of last February.  And since then it’s been a constant whirlwind of designing, problem solving, and learning as I go.  I couldn’t be more thankful for my 2014 clients – they were understanding, creative, and excited to work with someone who was new on the ketubah scene.  You guys seriously rock.

I think that 2015 will be another year of exciting changes.  I just kicked off my first business partnership (more on that later this week), I’ve been sketching out some brand new Spring designs (they’ll be up soon!), and I have some big ideas for where I might take this business next.  So, happy 2015 everyone!  And cheers to new beginnings!