Paper Airplane Design

One man, 100,000 toothpicks

2012-01-03T13:43:00.005-05:00

I just stumbled on a fascinating blog called Colossal. I am loving just about everything he has posted, but this piece in particular was wild. In artist Scott Weaver's own words: "Rolling through the bay is an abstract toothpick sculpture of San Francisco. It has about 100,000 of toothpicks. The amazing part, is that is has four ping pong ball paths that roll through different landmarks of San Francisco. I have spent about 3000 hours on it over a period of 34 years and the only glue I use is Elmer’s."

Read more and see more images and a video of the ping pong balls in action here.

Brand New

2011-11-29T15:26:00.006-05:00

I am always interested in seeing and reading critiques when companies come out with either new logos or a refresh of their old branding. Brand New is a site that follows the redesigns and offers insights into the process, comparing type faces, colors and general feel. It makes for interesting reading, especially when you didn't even know that a redesign was in the works for a particular company, like this one for AOL's instant messenger which brings back fond memories of late night chats with friends all over the world. :)

Minted Design Challenge

2011-10-27T15:01:00.001-04:00

I have entered the Minted design challenge for wedding invitations. You can view (and vote for!) my submission here.

In the Studio: Poster design

2011-09-14T11:36:00.002-04:00

I have been working on a 30th Anniversary poster for a non-profit that I work with. Unfortunately, they decided to go in a different direction and abandon the poster all together, but I thought I would share what I had worked on for them, because I love the way it turned out.

Etsy Find: Rings to make you smile

2011-08-25T14:27:00.006-04:00

How much fun are these rings? I especially love the mustache. And coffee lovers get their own ring as well. Check out SmilingSilverSmith's etsy shop for more.

Sol LeWitt: Structures

2011-08-17T13:45:00.003-04:00

The Public Art Fund has put up an exhibit by Sol LeWitt in downtown Manhattan at City Hall Park called "Structures."
From the exhibit website:
Sol LeWitt, an artist whose profound and radical innovations allowed us to rethink the very nature of art, first found his mature artistic voice in the three-dimensional works he called structures. Sol LeWitt: Structures, 1965-2006, featuring 27 works made over more than 40 years, is the first outdoor career survey of this extraordinary and influential body of work.
Looks like something interesting to check out, although I sadly doubt I will actually make it in person.
Extra bonus - I love the way the exhibit site displays photos of the exhibit. As you scroll through, the photo which was half hidden on the screen in black and white bursts into full color.

MoMA Modern Playhouse

2011-08-02T14:03:00.004-04:00

I have fond memories of playing with both my Fisher-Price playhouse and also with paper dolls. Never the two did meet. Now, meet the MoMA Modern Playhouse, which combines the two, incorporating the kind of design you would expect from something out of MoMA. The house can be arranged in any number of configurations, and there is a family to inhabit it as well. Read an excellent review here.

House of Shelves

2011-07-21T13:32:00.002-04:00

I recently saw read about an amazing house in Osaka, Japan. It was designed by Japanese architect Kazuya Morita for a scholar of Islam with a very large book collection. He created a house which is covered floor to ceiling with built-in bookcases in just about every room, including the bathroom. Just looking at it made me gasp in amazement. You can read about it here and see more pictures here.

Blue Chameleon

2011-07-13T21:48:00.002-04:00

I was recently given a copy of the beautiful children's book Blue Chameleon by Emily Gravett by a friend who works in publishing. The book tells the tale of a lonely chameleon trying to find a friend by changing to look like them, but in the end finding that he really fits best being himself and friends with another chameleon. The illustrations were done in colored pencil on rough watercolor paper and give them great texture.

One extra bonus is the opening copyright information page!

Way Back Machine

2011-06-30T12:46:00.006-04:00

Do you remember how Google looked when it was first launched? I thought it was the same as it is now. Well, using the Way Back Machine I discovered that while it was pretty similar, it had a definite 90's feel.

This site has a archive of screen shots from websites, preserving the history of the web. It's fun to play around and see how sites have changed.

Designer Barcodes

2011-06-23T13:44:00.003-04:00

Now coming to a package near you, designer bar codes. Apparently as long as a certain amount of it is readable, the barcaode can be made into a work of art. Read more about it here and see the accompanying slideshow for more images.

In the Studio: Jaclyn's Bridal Shower

2011-06-22T09:54:00.008-04:00

I hope to start a new series here, sharing some of the design work that I am doing, besides for the cards on my etsy shop.

Here is a bridal shower invitation for Jaclyn and David. It was going to be a Victorian-style elegant affair and we wanted to capture that feeling in the invitation. It a fun theme to work with and we were pleased with how it turned out!

Havaianas Welcome Mat

2011-06-21T11:51:00.007-04:00

I found an ingenious welcome mat, designed by Anchalee Chambundabongse for Havaiana, a flip flop store (which seems pretty awesome in it's own rite - you can design your own flip flops!). It combines a friendly doormat with pop-out flip flops.

Don't you wish this was waiting outside your door?

I have changed the header of the blog to be simpler and easier to read. What do you think?

Caribou Coffee bus stops

2011-01-20T18:07:00.003-05:00

Caribou Coffee is promoting their new line of warm sandwiches with the most amazing ad campaign in Minneapolis. The bus shelters even have real heaters inside! Sigh - I wish my bus stop had one of those...
(HT: http://foodbeast.com)

Last holiday card

2011-01-12T17:56:00.003-05:00

Here it is - direct from Lithuania! From http://www.dreisena.blogspot.com
I love how she dealt with the inside of the card - totally unexpected!

Outside:

Inside:

Snow day!

2010-12-27T10:22:00.003-05:00

As seen from my window. (No way I am going out in this!)

And the next card has arrived!

2010-12-22T16:39:00.004-05:00

I'm just saying, waiting for cards makes the mail much more fun than a stack of bills! This one is from Marisa.

My Holiday card

2010-12-19T14:22:00.002-05:00

Continuing with the holiday card swap, here is the card I sent out. I took the "handmade" instruction pretty literally and broke out the scissors and glue. I took a clothing catalog that I got in the mail and cut circles out various warm weather clothes, which I then used to make snowmen! I like the idea of the snowman made of sweaters.

Did you send out any cards this year? Post a link in the comments!

Holiday cards are in!

2010-12-14T10:02:00.005-05:00

The first 2 cards from the Brooklyn Bride card swap arrived in my mail box last night. Here they are!

This one is from Chloe of Mochie-Roo:

This one is from Abigail of Plaid Panties and Lollipop Trees:

Looking forward to the other 3 cards to come! My cards have been sent out and I hope to post them here soon.

Hoefler & Frere-Jones fonts

2010-12-07T12:03:00.004-05:00

I just read an interesting article about the type foundry Hoefler & Frere-Jones. I love reading about people who spend their day deciding that the flourish of the M is too big and just which 13th century material would be the best reference (really! I'm not kidding!). The article talks about a project that the firm did for the Nature Conservancy. Hoefler & Frere-Jones ended up creating a font for them called Oakleaf, which is modified version of their font Requiem.

I tried to find a piece from the Nature Conservancy where they actually used this font, but to no avail. With all those amazing swashes, I'm sure the piece was beautiful!

Gary Rosenthal Menorahs

2010-12-01T11:35:00.004-05:00

Gary Rosenthal is an artist who welds metals and glass together to create beautiful Judaica art. I have a friend who spent a summer interning in his studio, which is how I first heard of him. In honor of Chanukah, which begins tonight, here are a few of his interesting menorahs. Check out more here.

Brooklyn Bride Holiday Card Swap

2010-11-28T17:50:00.005-05:00

I am participating in this year's holiday card swap, graciously hosted by the Brooklyn Bride blog. I have been given addresses to send cards to places as far away as Lithuania! I am very curious to see what cards come to me. I will be scanning and posting them as they arrive, and of course I will also share the card I am sending as well. Stay tuned!

Mashed Potato Sculptures

2010-11-22T15:10:00.004-05:00

In honor of Thanksgiving, I present to you some of the past winning mashed potato sculptures from Potato Days, a full-blown celebration of the humble potato in Barnesville, Minnesota which is held in August. These were made by Monique Daley.

2000, 1st Place - Spaghetti, Meatballs and Beverage

2003, 2nd Place - Pizza and Pop

And amazingly realistic corn, with the texture created using a mesh bag/fabric
2004, 1st Place - Corn on the Cob

Doily clocks

2010-11-11T14:55:00.004-05:00

I came across yet another amazing etsy find. This time, it's these elegant laser-carved wood clocks by uncommon. The patterns are intricate doilies. How classy would these look in a living room?

Craft in America

2010-11-07T21:45:00.002-05:00

I just finished watching the first of a 5 part series on PBS.org called "Craft in America." The first part is called "Memory" and it tells the tale of furniture makers, basket weavers and blacksmiths who take pride in creating beautiful handmade objects, both functional and as art, that follow the tradition of their craft. I really enjoyed hearing their stories and seeing their beautiful work. As an extra bonus, while I was watching I was doing some crafting of my own, stitching up the hem to one of my skirts.

I hope to watch the rest of the series as well, where other types of crafts are explored as well. You can watch the series here.

Kate Slater

2010-11-02T14:54:00.005-04:00

I recently stumbled across Kate Slater's etsy shop, which inspired me to find out more about her. She is a London based illustrator and papercut maker, who does amazing work, mostly for children. I would love to hang some of her work in my home!

New downloadable cards

2010-10-20T13:51:00.003-04:00

Umm....I guess it's been a while! I hope to be back posting more regularly. I wanted to let you all know that I have started offering seasonal downloadable cards in my etsy shop. So you can just print out a whole stack and attach them to your gifts without needing to run out to the store and spend extra cash on cards. Let me know what you think!

They Draw and Cook

2010-07-13T10:40:00.005-04:00

www.theydrawandcook.com is the perfect combo of art and cooking. Artists illustrate recipes and post them. So you can pick up some new lunch ideas but also feast on some great design.

Curry Cabbage by Nate Padavick

Eggplant Card featured!

2010-07-08T09:45:00.003-04:00

My eggplant card is being featured in a tasty mix of veggie-themed paper goods over at Invitation Buzz, a site that is new to me but looks like it would fun to look through! Thanks, Heather and Emily for featuring me!

World Cup Crayons

2010-06-21T10:14:00.003-04:00

World Cup mania has been taking over, even reaching the US, where soccer isn't usually so popular. Diem Chau over at tinyhaus.blogspot.com was commissioned to create crayons carved in the likeness of World Cup players for Nike's promotion of the World Cup. Such amazing craftsmanship!

They were displayed in an awesome custom case.

Check out the whole post here.

Cooking with Photoshop

2010-06-18T10:15:00.002-04:00

This cute video via diamondsfordessert.blogspot.com. Making real cookies in Photoshop! This would be great in my office...

Ikea advertising in Paris Metro

2010-06-11T12:25:00.006-04:00

Ikea is doing some interesting advertising in Paris. They have lined the platforms for Metro stations with couchs and chairs, outfitting the stations to look like long, narrow living rooms, complete with backdrops of bookshelves printed and stickered on the walls. I wish they would try it out in the NYC subways - I'd love a comfy couch to sit on while waiting for the train.

Article here.

New License Plates

2010-06-10T10:10:00.002-04:00

Recently, both New York and Ohio unveiled new license plate designs. You tell me - you got the better deal here?

Lego Printer

2010-06-02T12:04:00.003-04:00

Really. Little lego men with a marker are the best printer ever.

New Subway map for NYC

2010-05-28T11:22:00.005-04:00

If you have ever spent time in New York City, you have surely spent at least a few minutes squinting over the subway map, trying to decide if you actually on the uptown or downtown train and where you could get a free transfer back. The New York Times reports that for the first time in more than a decade, the MTA is freshening up the map's graphics. They are changing colors to improve contrast and adding a shadow to route lines. nytimes.com has a nice graphic comparing the new and old maps:

(click through to the article see a better version, where you can focus on specific boros and change to comapre older versions of the map as well)

It should be interesting to see it in action coming next month.

Letter Playground

2010-05-25T11:40:00.002-04:00

Always wanted to show the world that awesome "F" you drew in the margin of your notebook? Letter Playground displays user submitted designs using the letters of the alphabet. Anyone can send in their work. The site says that artwork is copyrighted, so I can't display it for you here, but go check it out! Let us know if you submit anything!

Battery Salt and Pepper Shakers

2010-05-24T14:13:00.002-04:00

I saw these salt and pepper shakers from Antrepo Design and I couldn't help but giggle and then shake my head in admiration. Who thinks of things like this?

500 Pencils

2010-05-17T12:41:00.002-04:00

Remember those "book of the month" clubs? Every month, subscribers would receive a book in the mail for their reading pleasure. Felissimo has created the artist's dream version, in a project he is calling "500 Pencils." Subscribers receive 25 pencils a month for 20 months, for a whopping total of 500 different colored pencils, with names like "Drizzly Afternoon" (gray) and "Tragedy" (burgundy). For the die-hard collector, they also sell display pieces, where you can dazzle your visitors with an actual rainbow hanging on your wall.

Water bottle design

2010-05-13T14:54:00.002-04:00

Kir Devries has some great patterns on their stainless steel reusable water bottles. These types of bottles have become very popular recently, as people step up their efforts to go green and waste less. It is also more cost efficient to refill a water bottle than to buy a brand new one every time you need a drink on the go!

Typographic Tea Towel

2010-05-10T12:10:00.004-04:00

Continuing here on the trend of type-nerdiness, I saw these whimsical screen-printed tea towels by Linzie Hunter. My mom has a tea towel hanging from a dowel in the kitchen (next to this poster) and I think Linzie's work would be great to hang as well.

Linzie has an etsy shop and sadly this towel isn't available but she has lots of other fun prints to check out!

Typography bag

2010-05-07T12:25:00.002-04:00

I saw the most amazing type-geek bag at Veer today.

So subtle, so great.

Hand decorated sneakers

2010-05-06T14:18:00.006-04:00

An interesting way to have your shoes say more that just "my feet aren't wet or cold," is to personalize them yourself. Anna Boccarossa of Signature Shoes has done just that. She illustrates Converse sneakers to create amazing one-of-a-kind footwear.

I'm not sure I could get away with some of these, but I love the idea!

New Product Offering

2010-04-29T14:13:00.001-04:00

I am excited to announce that I have just listed my first DIY invitation ensemble in my etsy shop. I would love to hear some feedback, so go take a look and let me know what you think!

Lamps by Seppo Koho

2010-04-28T21:35:00.005-04:00

Finnish designer Seppo Koho at Secto Design creates amazing handmade lamps out of birch wood. The spaces between the slats of wooden allow for the light to glow through. This is classic Scandinavian design at its best - clean, simple and beautiful.

(All images from his website: http://www.sectodesign.fi)

Baby shoes

2010-04-26T20:26:00.004-04:00

Somehow, all things tiny are extremely cute. Mini sweaters and hats, tiny coats. But hardly anything is cuter than baby shoes. Wandering around etsy, I found cazhoffy's shop and almost melted into a puddle of cuteness. These shoes look just like styles you might buy for yourself. Only tiny.

Even the bottom of the shoes are cute!

Check out the rest of the shop for more. I sure hope I need a baby gift soon!

Magnolia Trees

2010-04-20T10:50:00.000-04:00

Evey spring, I look forward to the blossoming of magnolia trees. I think they beat out cherry trees any day, with their delicate white and pink blossoms. Near my parent's house, there is a street with a whole line of them planted in center islands. And near my office, the court house has a nice lawn with a group of them as well. I meant to stop and photograph them, but their flowering season is so short, I didn't get a chance.

Here are some images from flickr to keep you satisfied instead.

From undernier

From SkYoNeR

Wizard of Oz treasury

2010-04-17T22:45:00.002-04:00

Etsy is beta-testing a new Treasury East, so I decided to try it out. I created a visual retelling of the Wizrad of Oz using handmade and vintage items from Etsy. Go check it out and let me know what you think!

Poster of Chez Panisse by David Lance Goines

2010-04-15T13:51:00.006-04:00

Chez Panisse is a Berkeley, California restaurant that is known for jump-starting the whole local and seasonal food trend. What is perhaps less well known is their amazing graphic identity.

David Lance Goines, an illustrator, has enjoyed a friendship with the restaurateur Alice Waters, the co-founder of the restaurant, since they were both teenagers. Every year Goines creates a Chez Panisse anniversary poster and has illustrated many Chez Panisse cookbooks.

I was first introduced to these posters by my mom, who has this one hanging in our kitchen.

This poster is totally cemented into my brain as a symbol of my childhood home. It's been up there as long as I can remember. I even drew it into a scale model of the kitchen that I created for a 10th grade geometry project.

A few years ago, a weekly planner was published with the work of Goines for Chez Panisse, and my mom asked me to pick one up for her at Kitchen Arts and Letters, a Manhattan bookstore that specializes in food-related books. I was glad to oblige and was amazed to see the more of the work that Goines did. He used a distinct style that you can spot right away.

I like the idea of having the same illustrator create a new poster every year to commemerate the restaurant's anniversary. Great way to celebrate if you ask me!

The Kitchen Sink Recipies

2010-04-07T14:17:00.002-04:00

Technically, The Kitchen Sink Recipies is a food blog. But in addition to yummy recipies, Kirsten tells the most wonderful stories about the food that really draw you in and leave you hungry! I have made some of her recipies and they have been delicious as promised.

But what is important for today, is her great photography.

I thought she had put up a post about how she takes her pictures, but I can't find it. No matter. Go feast your stomach and your eyes (and your heart) on Kirsten's blog. Don't blame me if you end up running out to the market on your lunch break to pick up the ingredients for her latest creation!

Treasury!

2010-03-26T17:53:00.000-04:00

My birds on a branch cards are currently being featured in the Treasury!
Go check it out!

Rafael Viñoly Architects website

2010-03-24T14:46:00.004-04:00

The web is definitely moving toward a more interactive and real-time experience. I recently stumbled upon this website for Rafael Viñoly Architects. The home page features a hand doing a sketch for an Architectural drawing. Every time you visit the page, something different is being drawn. I think this gives an inside glimpse into their process, and is very interesting for a customer or potential customer to see.

Personally though, I find moving elements on the page to be distracting, even though I can understand why they can be useful.

What do you think?

www.rvapc.com

Fort Washington Library Children's Room

2010-03-21T16:05:00.005-04:00

Last week, I wandered into the children's room at the Fort Washington branch of the New York public library. The adult room downstairs is on the older side, with dark brown wooden bookshelves and a few computers. But when I climbed the stairs to the children's room, I literally stopped and went "oooohhh!"

Here's the view as you walk up the stairs:

(The picture inside is the library itself)

Then, turning the corner:

Each amazing lampshade has black and white silhouette's of children and animals playing. But since the shade are so gigantic, there are images printed on the inside as well! They mostly chose pictures and old maps of New York.

This is is really a gem of a room, hidden way uptown in a neighborhood of Dominican immigrants. The pictures don't show it, but there are also mini couches and colorful rugs to curl up on. Hopefully, it will encourage parents and kids to spend some quality time together reading there!

Oded Ezer

2010-03-18T14:20:00.004-04:00

One of the most experimental and creative typographer I have ever seen is Oded Ezer. He works mostly in Hebrew, but even if you don't read Hebrew, you can see the creativity literally pop off the page.

Letterpress branding package giveaway at Dingbat Press!

2010-03-15T13:38:00.004-04:00

I was very excited to see that Adrienne at Dingbat Press is offering an amazing opportunity: she is giving away a branding package, perfect for a small business, complete with business cards, tags, banners, avatars - the works! I really admire Adrienne's amazing designs and I have referenced her blog for inspiration in my own work, especially the business cards. Recently, I felt like I ran out of ideas for business cards, so I started scrolling through her designs, and then I got my aha! moment, which I translated, and the client loved.

I am planning to expand my shop and start offering invitation designs in my shop as well the greeting cards that I currently have. I am still in the research stage on pricing and execution, but hope to get the first one up soon!

I would love to have the opportunity to work with Adrienne on improving my own etsy shop and brand! As a graphic designer myself, it would be great to get feedback and suggestions from another designer. (And I also love letterpress :).

Best of luck to everyone!

Cute food

2010-03-10T15:48:00.004-05:00

Ever see an food presentation that made you smile from extreme cuteness? Well, now you can check out a whole site dedicated to cute food. You can submit your own photos as well. It runs the gamut from drinks to sandwiches to dessert. Here are a few CUTE samples:

Paper cuts

2010-03-04T17:07:00.007-05:00

Peter Callesen has created some of the smart, most delicate works I have ever seen. Not only must each cut be made with exact precision, but there is also a concept behind each piece.

On his larger scale pieces, you wonder - is that really made of paper?!

Some of his pieces also show the pop-up with the paper it was cut from, adding to the amazing effect. He turns regular white paper into something that can bring into another world, and with incredible emotion.

You can see more of his work on his site: http://www.petercallesen.com

I've been featured!

2010-03-03T20:46:00.003-05:00

I am very excited to have my birds on a branch card featured at indiespotting.com!
Go on, check it out!

Cake sliders and fries

2010-02-28T20:57:00.006-05:00

Following the directions given by Bakerella, I made a dozen of these ADORABLE cake sliders and fries.

I don't think I have ever made anything so adorable. It was a bit of work to assemble all the parts, but I spread out the work over a few days to make it easier and I used mixes for the yellow cake and the brownies. I decided to just put the fries straight in the red and white bins rather than make the mini holders, since I was putting the whole thing on a plate anyway.

They were met rave reviews from family and friends.
The pictures I took aren't the best, but they give an idea of the whole extreme cuteness. Bakerella's photos are much better - check hers out for some great shots.

Felt cakes

2010-02-22T14:03:00.003-05:00

Once you have gotten your brooch bouquet, take the next step in wedding preservation with a felt recreation of your wedding cake.

They look so tasty! Each cake is handmade by Angela at Vivian's Kitchen. Most of the felt colors are hand dyed on 80% wool felt for durability and quality. The details look amazing - at first glance, I hardly noticed that the cakes were felt!

Friends of Type

2010-02-16T14:54:00.003-05:00

I am not going to even give you any tantalizing peeks. This stuff must be seen on the original site, so you can keep clicking the "previous" button to make you sure you see every single thing they post. Typography that could be in your school textbook under the "awesome" catagory.

Go. Now!

Whimsical ceramics

2010-02-13T20:35:00.003-05:00

I found these whimsical ceramics on etsy in Ninainvorm's shop. Nina lives in the Netherlands and makes ceramics and screen prints. I think these pieces would add a touch of fun and color to the table!

Check out more beautiful things in her shop and her frank musings on her blog.

Snow Day

2010-02-10T15:01:00.004-05:00

Brooch Bouquets

2010-02-09T15:21:00.005-05:00

Wedding bouquets made of vintage broochs. Stunning. And your wedding bouquet can become a family heirloom.
http://www.fantasyfloraldesigns.com

Collages

2010-02-09T14:48:00.007-05:00

I have been experimenting with a new medium - collages. I am interested in exploring how different materials and textures come together. Obviously, you can make very intricate layered piece in Photoshop, but I want to pick up the scissors and glue and see what happens.

Artists have done some amazing things with collage:

Cut-and-pasted paper and printed paper, charcoal, ink, and chalk on colored paper on board. Picasso 1913.

Picasso did used a lot of musical themes in his collages - guitars and sheet music. Picasso used wires and glass, and all kinds of paper.

Pamela Johnson
Mixed Media Collage With Silver Leaf
(I couldn't find a year on this piece - but she is a current artist)

So far, I have been fairly happy with my results. But my collages are a lot more simple than this, working more with patterns and colors than layers. I hope to post some collaged mini cards in my etsy shop soon.

Day Ruining Invoices

2010-02-06T19:29:00.004-05:00

The very talented Jessica Hische has created a hilarious invoice to charge annoying client. After one of those weeks where every client was suddenly upset about everything, this me cracks up.

Check it out here.

Treasury

2010-02-05T12:43:00.002-05:00

My bike cards have been featured in a Treasury West over at etsy.
Go take a look!

Flower topiary

2010-02-02T22:02:00.005-05:00

I have been thinking about centerpieces recently, and I found a beautiful one at Creative Jewish Mom's blog.

She made it out of a vintage wedding bouquet.
Go see her instructions on how to make them. I'm dying to make one of my own!

Paper butterflies

2010-02-01T14:49:00.004-05:00

I found these elegant butterflies on etsy in TerrorDome's shop. She uses texts which reflect different themes and turns them into mounted flapping butterflies!

The text and images on this piece are taken from a 1989 National Trust 'Book of Herbs' which is described as "a practical guide to growing and using herbs."

Check out the whole shop here: http://www.etsy.com/shop/TerrorDome

Doors of New Orleans

2010-01-30T19:39:00.005-05:00

My husband and I took a trip last year to New Orleans. We really loved the city. I spent one afternoon dragging him around the French Quarter while I took pictures of the colorful buildings.

The variety of colors was vast - it seemed like every color of the rainbow was represented! I wanted to put together a poster of these shots, but I never got around to it. Maybe one day...

Invitation envy

2010-01-26T12:08:00.005-05:00

See more amazing designs from designer Debi Zeinert at her gallery at Bella Figura.

Welcome!

2010-01-25T17:12:00.004-05:00

I have been recently introduced to all of the amazing design blogs out there and I have been really inspired by all of the beautiful things people create! I hope to share some of my own work, along with great design of all kinds!