Not sure how I came across Austin-based Arts & Recreation, but I’m so glad I did. It was tough to decide which of their projects to feature, but I can’t resist the vintage-inspired charm of the brand they’ve created for…
Kristy White’s portfolio is filled with meticulously detailed pencil illustrations and smart design. I especially love how she brought the two skill sets together in this book cover design for Perfume. via Lushlee
Gordon, by Letterbox, is a bold titling sans with a wide range of superscript ornaments. Pick it up at MyFonts right here.
Apfel Zet Graphic Design is a Berlin-based, three-person studio with a wide-ranging portfolio. In particular, I love the work that they’re doing for Direktorenhaus, a venue for Berlin’s art and design scene.
Rachel Denbow, of Smile and Wave, has recently embarked on an ongoing photographic project entitled, “A Month of Instax.” Beyond the fun instant photographs, I love that she’s styled each one with a different vintage fabric background. Check out the…
It is certainly apropos that our stop on the Collection a Day blog tour happens to fall on the same day as my Collection post series. But rather than put together a new collection, I thought I’d share some of…
FOUND: 1. Quody Head Light Watercolor, 2. Ocean Green Maine Tourmaline 14K Gold Ring, 3. Maine Wild Raspberry Honey, 4. Lobster Buoys by icemomo, 5. Hayden Harnett Maine Perfume, 6. 50 and 50 Maine, 7. Vintage Maine Sardine Labels.
I don’t think I’ve seen one 826 project that I didn’t love, and this piece by Spencer Charles is no exception. Designed for 826 Seattle’s Greenwood Space Travel Supply Co., the Map of the Known Universe features celestial maps and…
It’s been awhile since I’ve posted wedding-related paper goods, so its exciting to have two to share in two days! This time around I’m happy to share an equally charming invitation suite for Elizabeth and Kenneth, designed by Christine Wisnieski.…
I’m loving the sophisticated brand that Mexico-based Face. developed for Mary Oh. The visual elements come together in a way that is both coyly suggestive and overtly feminine, which I think perfectly represents the lingerie brand and its products.
My find of the week is Lila Ruby King’s lovely illustration work, which adorns all sorts of goods in her shop, from jewelry to postcards to fabric.
Made in the 216 is an event and shopping experience that was conceived to promote those who pursue creative endeavors in the Cleveland area. The colorful design and charming illustrations created for the event were the result of a collaboration…
I’ve never read any of the Harry Potter books (I know, I know; I should), but I’m definitely a big fan of the movies. So I was excited to finally see this Gallery Nucleus exhibition I’ve been hearing so much…
The results of this photographic technique (the wet collodion method) used by Daniel Carillo in this series of images, are nothing short of stunning. via Miss Moss
Words cannot express how much I love these wedding invitations by The Hungry Workshop. Between the concept, copywriting, color palette and seriously adorable envelope liners, they will definitely go down as one of my favorite invitations ever.
Bandit0 Design Co. released a new Wet Hot American Summer-inspired poster. Excited to finally get a look at Other Peoples House’s, a photographic project that explores “feelings of displacement, intimacy and voyeurism through photographs of the places they choose to…
I’m super into Jack Hudson‘s illustration style, with its tall, leggy characters and fresh color palettes. If you feel the same, more can be seen on his blog, and a few prints are available in his shop.
I’m loving Paris-based Dépli‘s beautiful work for the Musée de la danse, which includes a custom typeface, signage and collateral.
