I’m loving the work of Print & Grain, a letterpress studio based in Portland Oregon and operated by designers Violet Tchalakov and Mike James. They’re currently booked up through the end of the month with custom work, but keep an eye on…
Today I’m pleased to share the invitations Loren Klein designed for his wedding last summer. Below is a bit of background from Loren about the design, and if you’re interested you can see pictures from their wedding—looks like it was…
Check out this adorable modern birth announcement for twins by Salt Lake City-based printer and designer, Print in Cursive. I love the gray and neon color palette as well as the effect of the overprinting combined with the paper’s texture.…
Bless just recently shared with me this recent letterpressed wedding invitation suite they designed for a client. It’s such a perfectly springy color palette and design—love it.
The Hungry Workshop’s latest letterpress creation is the aerogram, a self-sealing letter and envelope in one. Their modern take on this vintage stationery item features a Native American inspired pattern in three neon color schemes. You can pick them up…
Check out these great coaster wedding invitations and saved the dates designed by Ross Clodfelter for Brittany Brown & William Goncharow. Some background info from Ross: This wedding invite set was designed to marry up to the client’s decor for her wedding.…
I’m loving Cast Iron’s identity for Jack Sinclair, a letterpress studio. They declare it a “designer’s dream project”, and I definitely agree. To learn more about their process for this particular project, be sure to head on over to their blog where…
That’s Impressive is a print piece designed by Kerr Vernon in collaboration with Glasgow Press. The colorful piece is comprised of five letterpressed postcards featuring songs by some of their favorite Glasgow bands. If you like what you see, you can actually…
The Hungry Workshop recently printed the coasters and business cards for Super Whatnot, a new Brisbane-based bar. Designed by Adam Gower, the printed materials feature a two-color palette and lots of salting to give them a nostalgic look inspired by old-world…
Istanbul-based designer Salih Kucukaga just sent over the hot-off-the-presses, letterpressed business cards he designed for Espresso Republic (If you’re in the Southern California area, check out their new shop Dripp). The craftsmanship looks beautiful, and I love the pop of red-orange you get…
Check out Lulu Dee’s new Valentines—four, two-color designs in her signature playful style. They’re available for purchase as a complete set or individually.
Here is yet another amazing project from The Hungry Workshop, a promotional piece for The Rabbit Hole Ideation Cafe, “a place to meet, work, share and create.” The piece features lots of fun production details, including fluorescent and metallic inks and…
Big Love Letterpress Valentine Card by Anemonene Letterpress Letterpress Card by Find Day Press You Make Me Smile Letterpress Card by Wiley Valentine I Love You Card by Red Letter Paper Co. Love Letterpress Card by Parrot Design Studio Letterpress…
Take a look at yet another gorgeous project by Miller Creative: packaging for Drake & Lou, a small-batch jam maker, which features labels letterpressed by Vote for Letterpress.
Kring Emporium’s full name is “Kring Emporium of Tiny Literature and Cards”. And they sell just that: miniature storybooks, cards and other paper goods, all beautifully letterpressed and handcrafted.
This Vintage Handkerchief calendar by Mink Letterpress instantly caught my eye. You can read more about the design and production process on their blog, or pick one up right here.
When Julie of Duet Letterpress realized her husband’s 30th birthday would fall at an inopportune time for a gathering, she came up with an ingenious solution—a virtual birthday party. To pull off the surprise, she secretly mailed these Party in…
The Lost & Found Department Etsy shop features a selection of awesome graphic prints—both letterpressed and screen printed—by Portland-based designer Jamie Patrick Paul. I’m especially loving the effect he’s created by printing several of his prints (see the top three…
