Wallace Design House Revisited

Jan 19, 2011

Filed In: Art, Design

I just took another look at Wallace Design House’s photostream (originally posted about designer Dustin Wallace here), and there’s lots of awesome new stuff to see; including these custom letters he created for his new son Asher…

and these vintage-inspired paint can labels.

#Typography

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8 Comments

Dyresty says:

A for Ant, R for Robin, E for Earthworm, H for Hare... I get it. But what's that on the S? S for... s#!t?

January 19, 2011 / 8:23 am

Courtney says:

It's actually a squirrel. You can see it when it's larger right here.

January 19, 2011 / 9:17 am

debbie downer says:

This stuff kicks a**! BUT "safe to breath" might need an edit... on that one paint can... jus' sayin...

January 19, 2011 / 2:57 pm

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January 27, 2011 / 4:42 pm

Dustin Wallace says:

Hi. I did correct the "breath" to "breathe" :) (see my flickr site) I'm flattered to get recognition like this. Thank you designworklife for posting about me. It means a lot.

January 28, 2011 / 2:27 am

extra loud alarm clock says:

Thanks for the excellent post. Just one quick question as well, where can I find the design you have on your site? Cheers mate.

January 29, 2011 / 9:31 am

Courtney says:

Jill: not sure way you mean about the design on the site? can you clarify?

January 29, 2011 / 10:08 am

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