Five year old case designer.

Another bonus is if anyone walks away with your case, you'll be able to spot them from a mile away!
 
The important thing to note is that an ultimate rugged carries three(!) juice boxes, and still has room for candy (I used to eat a candy similar to Pocky, called Pe Pe Ro all the time in Korea). That's good to know.
 
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Rusty Melton said:
Wow, already five, time really fly's by. Great job Jessie!
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I was just getting ready to say the same thing..


She is a awesome! Tooling leather already, I bet dads very proud! When we all are dead and gone, her or her grandkids will be making my generations great grand kids custom cases and maybe the jBarton case will grow to be hundreds of years old and strong going.... John will be talked about for thousands of years and until the end of time'




Rob.M
 
The case is sweet. But I really got excited about the box of Pocky in the photo.:cool:
Those are yummy but hard to find in the states
 
The design was cute, but the execution was inaccurate. ;)

(Hint: look at the color of the top/small pocket, vs. her original drawing. That was supposed to be a darker fuchsia -- to match the top band on the lid -- not the light pink shown on the final case.)

John, <tisk, tisk>, I'm surprised she let you off the hook on that one. ;)

-Sean
 
Very nice.... she's a keeper. The sketch proves she's a genuine artist in the making.
 
sfleinen said:
The design was cute, but the execution was inaccurate. ;)

(Hint: look at the color of the top/small pocket, vs. her original drawing. That was supposed to be a darker fuchsia -- to match the top band on the lid -- not the light pink shown on the final case.)

John, <tisk, tisk>, I'm surprised she let you off the hook on that one. ;)

-Sean
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Sean, you are clearly a man who is good with colours. Bravo, sir.
 
sfleinen said:
The design was cute, but the execution was inaccurate. ;)

(Hint: look at the color of the top/small pocket, vs. her original drawing. That was supposed to be a darker fuchsia -- to match the top band on the lid -- not the light pink shown on the final case.)

John, <tisk, tisk>, I'm surprised she let you off the hook on that one. ;)

-Sean
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Thank you everyone. Sean this illustrates the gap between design and production. Designers imagine and project managers produce. Sometimes details get changed in the space between. Good eye though. Project manager Karen Barton said that she changed the color of the pocket to the lighter pink so the darker pink heart would show up better in contrast.

:-)
 
That's awesome John, tell Jessie she did a wonderful job, if she keeps it up I might lose all my customers!!! ;)
 
TheThaiger said:
Sean, you are clearly a man who is good with colours. Bravo, sir.
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What the ...?

-Sean <-- was expecting another poodle-bashing related to the knowledge of pinks and fuchsias. Or maybe I just got one and didn't even know it. ;)
 
sfleinen said:
What the ...?

-Sean <-- was expecting another poodle-bashing related to the knowledge of pinks and fuchsias. Or maybe I just got one and didn't even know it. ;)
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Lol. Yeah, it's a euphemism for someone who's on the other bus or prefers to bowl from the pavilion end.

Too subtle, me. :o
 
TheThaiger said:
Lol. Yeah, it's a euphemism for someone who's on the other bus or prefers to bowl from the pavilion end.

Too subtle, me. :o
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I see. It was subtle, but I did catch it. A couple problems, though; I'm married for one, and two, you fouled-and-a-miss with your assertion about which bus I'm on or which end I bowl from.

Did you ever consider my offer for a VIP membership to my fan club? You know, you should do something with that fixation with me.
 
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