Showing posts with label stationary. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stationary. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 4, 2012
Monday, May 16, 2011
{Living With} Chronic Bitch Face
I had to re-post this. I may be one of the easiest people to make laugh, and am usually happy, but I am not one of those people who walks with a perma-grin on their face. Which then leads to the random 'smile' & 'cheer up' from creepy strangers...
Plus...that's literally how I usually look with the glasses [just not as bitchface'd, I hope].
Plus...that's literally how I usually look with the glasses [just not as bitchface'd, I hope].
Kris Atomic
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Tuesday, April 19, 2011
B&D Wedding
A very creative friend of mine just sent out her invitations for her upcoming nuptials and I can't believe she made them herself! Her wedding is going to be in an old power plant/warehouse in Philly, her best friend is creating her wedding dress....all I can say is that I cannot wait until her special day to see how everything is pulled together!!
Photos: Robin West
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Monday, September 6, 2010
Hey, Mr. Postman
My most recent job at a branding company gave me a deep appreciation of all things Letterpress. In a world of social networking, emails, mass production and an overall lack of personal communication, getting a letterpressed invitation in the mail gives the receiver a new level of personalized interaction with the sender. Call me old fashioned, but I love library books, vinyl records and having a reason to send someone my letterpressed thank you cards to a friend. The touch. The feel. I love it all.
I came across an amazingly talented letterpress studio, Studio On Fire, that makes me look forward to one day getting married and being able to design a gorgeous personalized work of art. Not only do they produce these masterpieces, but they design, too. The work speaks for itself.
I came across an amazingly talented letterpress studio, Studio On Fire, that makes me look forward to one day getting married and being able to design a gorgeous personalized work of art. Not only do they produce these masterpieces, but they design, too. The work speaks for itself.
Photos: Studio on Fire
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