Cat Coquillette is the founder of CatCoq, an illustration and design brand. Her work typically incorporates bright pops of color, vibrant typography, and a blend of hand-painted brushwork and clean vector illustrations. She also offers custom branding solutions including logos, packaging, campaigns and full-blown identities.
Her work has been featured by celebrities Hilary Duff, Khloe Kardashian, Lucy Hale, Sarah Michelle Gellar, and Jessica Simpson.
You can find Cat's work in retail stores like Urban Outfitters and Modcloth, as well as on her shop.
Brand-Spanking-New Announcements:
Announcement #1:
My New Skillshare Class is Live!
In my new course, A Step-by-Step Guide to Art Licensing: Sell Your First Piece of Artwork Online, I'll teach you my best tips to help you make money selling your artwork online. Getting involved with art licensing is an EXCELLENT way to boost your passive income & my class is filled with tips to help you make your first sale online as well as boost your sales if you’re already established!
Announcement #2:
I've launched a digital download collection on Creative Market! The collection contains 77 high-res, hand-painted watercolor graphics, including wreaths, corners, arrangements, and individual elements.
The best part: You can customize the illustrations and use them as wall art, branding, wedding stationery, website and blog graphics, you name it!
This is the first time I've offered my artwork as a digital download, so I'm super excited to see what everyone makes!
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A Step-by-Step Guide to Art Licensing: Sell Your First Piece of Artwork Online
Online Class: Digitally Editing Your Artwork in Photoshop
A How-To Guide for Artists Looking to Boost their Passive Income
FAQ + Creative Entrepreneur Cheat Sheet
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Thinking about partnering with an art licensing agency? You’re not alone! This is one of the questions I get most often from artists building a surface design business. In this post, I’ll walk you through what agencies do, who they’re right for, and how to start researching the best fit for your work.