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Face / Typographic Geniuses

ART & DESIGN

Face, a design studio based out of Mexico has the skill of typesetting DOWN! They are typographic geniuses with amazing attention to detail where it counts…you know…kerning and leading. Every project in their portfolio has it’s own unique identity with the common them of killer typography.

Every business owner outside from mexico can easily start manufactoring and exporting their products as there are many firms who helps lot. Some of the firm helps for establishing unit of manufacturing in tijuana which is definitely very important to initiate business. Many of Website will provide you information about how manufacturing businesses are using mezzanine floors to use space efficiently. You can check Trublutint to know more about manufacturing.

Stop by Face Design studio to see more work samples. Follow these guys on Twitter!

Lucy's Glasshouse

ROOMS

I’m pretty sure my mother would just die to have this…my dad too…and me, really! I’m dreaming of warmer days with lots of greenery surrounding me. I can’t wait for the smell of fresh greens, citrus, flower buds, and even the smell of summer rain. Let’s just skip this winter stuff, and even the spring stuff, and hope right to the HOT & SUNNY summers that make me one happy camper.

Lucy and Stephen Marr own this beauty and I envy it with all my heart. Look at how it looks pieced together with salvaged window panes. So great.

Images and original post via The Selby.

mustard, gray and black…oh my

ART & DESIGN

No matter how many times I try to step outside of my color lover box, I always circle back to this lovely color combination. It’s beyond perfect and never seems to grow old. I’m sure you can tell from my blog design that this combo is a keeper.

I think it might be the mix of a color with a nod to earlier times (the mustard was a real winner in the 50’s) paired with the classics of black and gray. ohh and look how great baby pink looks in that lineup! Maybe I’m just making up stuff, but I love it!

*Images from here & here

8 Track Update

ART & DESIGN

What do you add to your daily routine to get you through the day? For me it’s a must to put on some headphone and crank up the tunes. Some days that means listening to the same song over and over, and other days that means hoping around to different songs as my mood changes.

So where do I find the playlists I listen to? It’s usually either my personal Grooveshark playlists or 8 tracks from some of my favorite bloggers. The 4 above have been in this week’s rotation.

Au Revoir Old Love: created by Blogmilk
Gone Indie: created by Blogmilk
Down to Business: created by For Me For You
Hope: created by Pennyweight

Olivia Larrain Heiremans Photos

PHOTOGRAPHY

Aren’t these just beautiful? I’ve been enjoying tracking down photographers who capture the beauty of everyday things. Capturing morning breakfast, walks in the park, or lazy afternoons seems like an easy task, but as an amateur photographer myself, I find it challenging. I find myself only wanting to capture the perfect compositions, the best moments, the ones I feel are worth capturing…but in reality my photos never feel as real as these.

Something to work one. Not all photos have to be perfect to be beautiful.

Check out Olivia’s Flickr & Cargo Collective.

Friday Finds & Favorites // 55

FRIDAY FINDS & FAVORITES

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1. I’m not a mom yet, but I thought this article about raising your kids like a French woman was really interesting.

2. Elsie and Emma did it again. Cake batter milkshakes!

3. The tea towels in this Etsy shop (Lisa Rupp) are beyond perfect. Amazing color palettes!

4. Aren’t the illustrations in this Etsy shop (The Black Apple) so whimsy!? I love everything about these images and Bonus…decent prices!

5. A really awesome jackalope DIY on Eva’s blog.

6. Might have to try and make this eternity bracelet DIY featured on Lune Vintage blog.

7. Get your custom stamps here…oh my !

8. Do I need this backpack. Let’s ponder on this for a while shall we.

9. OMG knits! I just love the name of this Etsy Shop. —–

10. I really love this post on Thread the Choirs about morning light.

Happy Weekend!

Behind the Lens of Evaforeva

PHOTOGRAPHY

I recently came across the blog called My Eva Foreva, a blog with great personality and unique film photo shots. I’ve fallen in love with a frequent feature on her blog called Film Weekend where she simply takes snapshots of her weekend…on a film format camera. The shots are simple and extremely beautiful.

If you’re looking for a new blog to crush on, stop by and say hi to Eva. She’s one talented gal with some killer DIY ideas and a lovely Vintage Shop called Gold Antlers.

INSPIRED BY SUSANN STEFANIZEN / CURATED BY AMY MOORE

ART & DESIGN

I always love when I get a project that allows me to combine art with design, so I thought I’d share some work that has a wonderful marriage of both this week. Enter Susan Stefanizen, an illustrator/designer who is a pro at hand-lettering. Her whimsical, brush-like strokes bring such a fun effect to the typography. I’ve seen a lot of hand drawn type floating around the design world lately, and I love it – it’s one way to guarantee your work is unique and original every time! Enjoy!

Design by Susan Stefanizen

A Room For The Wee Ones

ROOMS

I’ve been eyeing this interior space for some time now. I’ve decided that if I have have children I’m going to go bold and paint black floors. Decided….done & done.
This space is lived in by two little ones, ages 2 & 7. It’s minimal with all the right details; false suspended ceilings and sliding doors. All furniture pieces serve a purpose and the space was designed in a way that the space can either be open to the rest of the house or closed off for quite times.

Ahh. I just love it…and I’m not a big fan of pink or red 😉

Visit original SITE here!

* Photos by: Louise Desrosier

recreate it / 16

COLLABORATIONS

This week’s Recreate It is from the wonderful Refueled Magazine, which has two of my favorite things : full spread photography + justified text ( justification not shown in this post, though ). One thing that Refueled does well is keeping typography cohesive. In their latest issue, any type that is layered on top of a photograph is opaque. Not only that, but they have this cool grunge effect going on. If you’re not 100% sure about whiting out text on top of imagery, just remember that there’s always that translucent option!!

Refueled Magazine / photograph / steelfish font / breanna rose

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