Also a visual delight is Lisa’s shared studio, where her design collective “Underwerket” operates from – you can view those lovely photos here.

To “get the look,” prints and other decor by Lisa are available on her online shop. And more about her daily musings and inspirations can be seen on her blog.

How to woo a Cupid:Yeti Party:
Slippery Sushi:Unicorn Parade:

The skis aren’t available for purchase just yet, but keep an eye on the Atomic website to snag a pair once they are!

Art Direction: Tim Clayton

She collaborates weekly with Jeroen van Roojen, the head of fashion and style at the Neue Züricher Zeitung, a major Swiss newspaper, and he is writing a weekly column on style etiquette where she contributes the illustrations.  This fall he published a book called ” Hat das Stil?” which is a guidebook living a civilized life. Gisela contributed the cover illustration and ten main chapter illustrations.

Gisela also recently worked with Pocket-Shop, a Swedish bookstore, on a series of three notebooks.  Pocket-Shop asked three illustrators to design the covers for their notebooks, to represent the three countries where their shops are located (Sweden, Finland, and Germany).  There are three beautiful cut-paper designs from Gisela!

On her inspiration behind it, Stina says “I am a thrift store addict and visit at least one a day. I look for old magazine, wallpapers, nice pieces of fabrics, clothing anything with interesting illustrations or prints. Lately nature inspires more and more too. Anything from Peonies to insects to crumbled eaves and barren branches.”

For more background on her collection, and a peek into her studio, here is a great “Meet the Designer” post on the Wedding Paper Divas blog.

We hope you will enjoy this collection, and as a special launch offer, Wedding Paper Divas has extended a limited time promotional code for 20% off on any designs in Stina’s collection, usable through March 20th, to be entered at checkout: STINA20

Our driving goal behind the redesign was to create a more dynamic site that showcases the diverse types of projects that our artists are doing globally, and better presents their new works & collaborations.

We also worked to simplify the paths for our visitors to access the content they’re looking for. In doing so, we made a conscious effort to let images do most of the talking, as you’ll see in the total revamp of our homepage, as well as the redesign of each Artist’s CWC-i portfolio page. You can now check our homepage often for our latest news on the work our artists are doing internationally, downloadable goodies, and other global agency updates.

Additionally, we’ve introduced a dedicated area for clients who are looking specifically for Pattern work. Here you can view various styles of surface design series, created by several of our artists who specialize in this medium. Similarly, there is now a dedicated area to showcase Characters that have been developed by our artists. Here you can view a variety of Character series that are available for licensing opportunities or other commercial projects.

We’re very lucky to represent a roster of artists who are spread throughout the globe, and who give us the opportunity to work on projects with clients near & far – and we hope that the developments to our agency site make sharing updates on the work we’re doing a lot easier!

If you have feedback or questions about our redesigns, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us by phone or email! Thank you very much for your support and the great work in 2011 & cheers to 2012!

*and a very special thank you to our developer James Butts for helping us execute our vision!