Remember this post? I was so excited about the Paris vs. New York posters for sale and the book on the way. Well now the book is here, and so is this new postcard set of 100 postcards! Such a great gift for someone. Or myself;)
Guess Whose ...
Dammit. I thought Kanye's ensemble was Pee Wee's. But then, hello, Pee Wee's not a musician (don't even go there). Can you guess all of the ensembles without looking at the list on the bottom of the print? Don't cheat. I got eight correct. I think Marvin Gaye's ensemble is really the coolest.Print: Moxy Creative House (Via: Yay!Everyday)
It's Written On The Wall ...
Loving these fun and inspirational prints from Therese Sennerholt Design. Great looking reminders to have around the house, don't you think? The styling going on in these shots is pretty great too.
Get Noticed ...
I've had a few resumes cross my desk in the past and let me tell you, none was able to pique my interest upon seeing before reading like this one did. This visual splendor would definitely get attention in any HR office. This also reminded me of a book I read a long time ago called How Would You Move Mt. Fuji? (great read too if you're a puzzle person). It was one of many questions posed on would-be hires at Microsoft to see how their creative thinking fared. Barry here would be a shoe in.Image: Here
Good Old Fashioned Rant ...
In a word, yes. Can I just tell you how unbelievably annoying it's been not having an internet connection for two whole days?! For the last two mornings in a row my internet connection has failed just after publishing my morning post ... for the entire day! Talk about feeling disconnected from the world! I know I could've used my phone for email but I hate trying to send clear and concise emails that require more than two sentences through my phone. And then after all that, I got annoyed that I was annoyed at not having internet connection because it somehow seemed so futile. But is it?
P.S. A special high five to Eric for fixing our internet fiasco. He now feels like he can work at the Apple Genius Bar.
Image: Here
Pattern Fun ...
"Alpha-Tiles" based on the Helvetica D. Who doesn't love that?
This one's called "Meat." Kinda gross, but I like it.
Aptly titled "Crossed Legs."
These patterns are by graphic designer, illustrator, bookmaker (he does it all really) Chris Sebastian. Chris made the leap at Notre Dame from pre-med to graphic design because of the importance of pursuing his real passion in life. Thanks Chris, your passion is our gain. I can see all of these patterns on various skirt styles. Especially the helvetica D!
