PIXEL & PAPER | CREATIVE PROJECTS IN DESIGN, ILLUSTRATION & CRAFT
Welcome to Pixel & Paper — a blog where I share creative design projects from Beal Design. It’s where I share what I’m working on — whether I’m refining a website layout, carving a new piece, or experimenting with watercolours. I write about the process, the tools, the challenges, and the small wins that come from working with both pixels and pine. This blog is part workshop, part sketchbook, and part conversation with anyone who values thoughtful, well-made things.

Painting Hartland Bridge
PaintingThis watercolour of the Hartland Covered Bridge captures more than just its structure — it reflects a personal connection built over many crossings

Wayfinding and Sign Design
Wayfinding Sign DesignTo help people interact with their environment, you need clear, consistent signs. The potential value of signs goes beyond identity and navigation. Signs provide opportunities to establish a mood and transform a flat dull space into a fresh, memorable place with character.

Nice Things Customers Say
TestimonialWorking with Eric of Beal Design has been a joy. Not only is his design work extraordinary, his patience and sense of humour throughout the process

Top 5 FAQ about Website Design
Website DesignAt Beal Design, when working through the beginning stages of a new web design project, understandably we find clients ask us a number of recurring questions. To answer these and help those of you who are unsure, we’ve put together a list of FAQs you might find useful.

Packaging Design that POPS
Food-Product PackagingCustomers are drawn, more than anything, to products that look good. Something that is well designed and interesting is bound to attract more potential customers than a product that is poorly designed and looks bland. This is the importance of packaging design.

Your Logo is how People Recognize your Product or Company
Graphic Design Articles, Logo DesignWhen you think of great products or companies, the visual image that forms in your head is probably that of their logo; Apple’s apple, Michelin and the Michelin man, Ford using the serif font within a blue oval, Nike’s
