Friday, June 4, 2010
Thursday, May 13, 2010
Letterpress makes the heart grow fonder
One of my latest announcement designs and an opportunity to work with my dear friend Brian again.
Brian understands both the art of letterpress AND my love of the color pink--and hence, I declare him a genius at his craft.
Brian understands both the art of letterpress AND my love of the color pink--and hence, I declare him a genius at his craft.
Labels:
babies,
the color pink,
typography
Monday, May 10, 2010
Has advertising REALLY become a souvenir?
When I went to the Bahamas this month, all I wanted was a respite from work and bottomless pina coladas. This sight brought a (momentary) moment of reality back to my rum-induced vacation brain.
Vacation brain still won.
Vacation brain still won.
Labels:
advertising
More onesie love (and t-shirts too!)
Since a lot of my friends have moved into the mother category (with children too small to buy proper Mother's Day gifts) I thought it would be fun to contribute to the holiday. Thanks to my wonderful male models Sigge + Max, Jack, and Finn.
Onesies read:
This drool's for you. Happy Mother's Day.
Whatever happened to happy baby's day? Happy Mother's Day.
T-shirt reads:
Without me involved, there'd be no holiday. Happy Mother's Day.
Onesies read:
This drool's for you. Happy Mother's Day.
Whatever happened to happy baby's day? Happy Mother's Day.
T-shirt reads:
Without me involved, there'd be no holiday. Happy Mother's Day.
Labels:
babies,
I should market this idea
Sunday, May 9, 2010
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
A miniature photo exhibit
This April at the High Point Furniture Market, I showed a small grouping of photos from my recent trip to Paris in the Bernard Christianson showroom, all having the theme of "seating".
And as proud as I was of the photos, and (actually) getting them color-corrected, printed and mounted by my allotted due date, I was just as proud of how the display turned out.
Writing credits and thanks to Anna, as I would have never come up with anything nearly as creative as she did.
And as proud as I was of the photos, and (actually) getting them color-corrected, printed and mounted by my allotted due date, I was just as proud of how the display turned out.
Writing credits and thanks to Anna, as I would have never come up with anything nearly as creative as she did.
Labels:
Paris









