Showing posts with label paper. Show all posts
Showing posts with label paper. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 26, 2010

simply pretty {neither snow}

I was just working on a valentine's inspired event board and pursuing some of my favorite inspirational blogs when I came across the stunning calligraphy of neither snow over at 100 layer cake. As I have very childish penmanship I stop in complete awe at stylishly inked paper like theirs. Not to mention the fact that I am always a sucker for well styled photos.




And isn't the combination of fonts lovely?

Monday, November 23, 2009

Rifle Paper Co.

I have been patiently (well, maybe not patiently--I check multiple times a day) for the online shop of the incredibly talented Anna Bond to open. And today is the day! After all that anticipation I was not let down. The shop is filled with her signature whimsical, colorful and simply stunning work that never fails to bring a smile to my face. Just a small little sampling...

I think the little dog cards are my favorite--would be such an excellent gift for a dog lover!

Wednesday, November 18, 2009

the one [2010 calendar]

Calendars for the coming year are currently dominating the blog world. I usually explore and admire all the options before buying one but this year I saw the ink+wit calendar over a month ago and instantly knew that it was "the one".

The combination of whimsical imagery and letterpress is truly my kryptonite and a signature of all of ink+wit's offerings.

Not to mention the fact that the brains and creativity of the company, Tara Hogan, is more than incredibly talented but super sweet and writes a lovely blog.

I can't wait for it to come in the mail! Have you found your 2010 calendar?

Sunday, August 2, 2009

whimsical lighting {paper lanterns}

In general I am confident about which trends I like and don't like quite quickly. However, paper lanterns used indoors was one that took a while to warm up too. I have seen them used for a while now and I had loved them for events and on the patio but in your bedroom or kitchen!? Well, I am a convert. Lately I find every room featuring them both lovely and whimsical.


(via mark lund, desire to inspire, decorology, cote de maison, new york magazine)
Do you think that paper lanterns should be brought inside?