Type Love 15: Device Type

This week I’m liking lots of distressed type—something I almost never use in my work, but always admire. The collections below are designed by Device Type and sold through Veer. Weathered Woodtype Pack Includes 5 typefaces which you can also…

Local Learning

Image of 3B Letterpress – EDGY Collection by The Type Junkie. $12 for a 5″x7″ print on etsy. As I’ve mentioned before, I love school. There are so many classes in the area that I’d love to take advantage of…

Fashion-inspired

I’m don’t really consider myself someone who is into “fashion”. Don’t get me wrong, I am definitely into shopping for clothes, but I don’t really get caught up in trends or keep up on what’s happening in the fashion world.…

T-shirt Wednesdays

This week I came across Ugmonk, a new site whose mission is “to provide high-quality products with simple, yet fresh graphics”. They currently have a small but quality selection of t-shirts and prints, which you can see right here, as…

Karen Kurycki

I discovered this designer’s work through her AIGA Get Out the Vote submissions (see below), which immediately drew me in. I’ll definitely be printing a few of these out. For more of Karen, check out her Bēhance portfolio right here.…

Get the Vote Out

“AIGA invites designers from across the United States to create nonpartisan posters—and YouTube submissions—that inspire the American public to participate in the electoral process and vote for a presidential candidate in the 2008 general election.” Below are a few I…

Opposites Attract

I’m definitely putting these geometric notecard sets from Sycamore Street Press on my wishlist. Aside from the fun line drawings adorning each card, I especially love the contrasting envelope color. Choose from purple and yellow, pink and green or blue…

A New Blogging Favorite and Alison Carmichael

I can’t believe it’s taken me four months to come across the amazing Oatmeal & Cinnamon blog. There Sarah Miller blogs about hand lettering, handwriting, calligraphy and doodles, which is—of course—right up my alley. And her consistently beautiful finds make…

Time

Design firm, Johnson Banks, maintains a section on their website where they invite those interested to submit ideas based on the theme of time. If they like your idea, they’ll post it to their site and/or blog along with a…

Penelope Dullaghan

There are too many beautiful images to choose from in the portfolio of illustrator Penelope Dullaghan. From pattern art and handdrawn type to fine art and traditional illustration, her site is packed with inspiration. You can also keep up with…

Inspired By: Soap Packaging

Clockwise from top left: Mrs. Meyer’s Clean Day in Lavender, Earthworks Hazelnut, Est Limão (lime), Mistral South Seas Petit Shea Butter Bar Soap, Earthworks Limone, Soap and Paper Factory Orange Blossom, Fresh Petit Soap in Garden Magnolia, and Claus Porto…

Type Love 14: Fig, Stratum, Maple

Here are some favorites from Process Type Foundry, who has a small but high quality catalog. I already own a couple of them—Bryant and Locator—but I’d love to have their whole library eventually. One of my favorite features of their…

T-shirt Wednesdays

A couple of miscellaneous shirts I’ve seen in the last week or so (coming a little late today). Not much of a theme this time around, but fun shirts nonetheless. Here to Make Friends, $25 at Wire and Twine I’m…

L2 Test Prints

Here are some really cool test prints by L/2 Design Collective. As with all test prints, the design is random, but you can choose the final layer image which gets screened on in white. Only $25 each right here.

Cecilia Ivy

Love these photos created by 20-year-old student, Cecilia. As you can tell, I’m especially drawn to the ones involving these moody lighting effects.

Meg Hunt

I really love the illustration style of Meg Hunt, especially her sense of color and all of the textural details in each piece. You can check out more of her work right here, and keep up with more recent projects…