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The making of Cup of Daisies video

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As I am missing my dear intern Joan,I decided to learn about blogging and talk about the past project, my animation video. With the help of WCVA www.wcva.org.uk I found the right designer. As www.cupofdaisies.co.uk will celebrate two years,I thought that illustrating the beginning will help my followers to capture the flavour of what Cup of Daisies means. As I had the opportunity to collaborate with Joan and Jack, I felt that my company is the right platform of expression for upcoming artists and designers as nevertheless is growing and developing in the same time with me! We kept the poetic background of Shelter Cymru scarf, introduced a new character and filled the cup of daisies shield with the harmonic daisies' colours green and red!!http://t.co/xEkvPTrcfa
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