About Us

Hot Pink Studio is a full service professional graphic design studio, founded by Lynnette Jones. Lynnette is the daughter of farmers from Spencer,  Iowa and  a graduate of Iowa State University with a Bachelors of Fine Arts Degree in Graphic Design . Lynnette now lives in California with her husband and two daughters. 

Lynnette is a a super-easy and fun to work with graphic designer and prides herself  on organization and attention to detail. Hot Pink Studio handles all types of illustration and graphic design projects.  We design custom baby shower invitations, a pin the tail game, birthday thank you cards, graduation water bottle labels, or watercolor paintings. We are highly qualified and happy to turn any idea you may have into reality – with unrivaled talent and finesse. We license and sell work for surface design, and we accept commissions for editorial, graphic design, corporate and advertising clients. 

Hot Pink Studio a minority owned business with a long tradition of quality work in the industry.  We pride ourselves on providing outstanding customer service and will guarantee that your files will print out 100% clearly.  

"Lynnette's coloring book, Wild Spirit Horse, showcases the captivating wild horses and ponies that roam freely in Assateague Island National Seashore and Assateague National Park in Maryland, USA. These majestic creatures have captured the hearts of many with their untamed beauty and spirited nature. Through stunning illustrations, readers can immerse themselves in the world of these wild equines, learning about their habitats, behaviors, and the unique ecosystem they inhabit.

The coloring book provides a creative and educational experience for both children and adults, offering a chance to explore the wonders of nature and wildlife conservation. By coloring in these intricate drawings, individuals can appreciate the intricate details of these wild horses and ponies while also raising awareness about the importance of preserving their natural habitats. Wild Spirit Horse not only serves as a source of artistic inspiration but also as a reminder of the magic and resilience of these iconic animals that call Assateague Island home."