Thursday, February 4, 2010
Absent
It's true. I've been absent. But in my defense, I've been so busy working on custom jobs and shipping Valentine orders, I just haven't had the chance to share anything new! Sadly today is no different, but I did want to give you last-minute peeps a heads-up: there are only 12 Love Invader cards available. If you are so inclined, here is a link-a-dink to my etsy shop.
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letterpress,
valentine
Monday, January 25, 2010
Just in the nick of time!
All this rain we've been having in Southern California put me WAY behind in my printing schedule. I did manage to get my taxes done and do a little organizing, but it's not as much fun as getting on the press and printing a brand new design. Luckily, we've had 3 rain-less days and in that time I printed another run of Mr. Roboto thank you cards, the NEW Venn Valentine and this little dorky bee or the Bee Mine, Valentine? Doesn't he kind of remind you of Uncle Fester? I just love him!






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etsy,
letterpress,
valentine
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Sprout

Next up on the wedding invitation wheel of fortune is a little set we like to call Sprout. I don't know about other designers out there, but sometimes when I'm working I tend to get a little tunnel vision-y. Designing this set helped to get me out of 5" x 7" land and is one of my favorites! And no, it is not named for the Jolly Green Giant's little buddy ;)

Labels:
anemone wedding,
letterpress,
wedding
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
Poppytalk Handmade

We're super excited to be taking part in the Love Transforms Valentine and Wedding Market at Poppytalk Handmade. I am constantly blown away by the crazy amount of talented people out there and am stoked to be included with such awesome company!!
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craft fairs,
letterpress
Monday, January 18, 2010
Palm Springs
One of my favorite weekend getaway places is Palm Springs. I adore the dry desert heat and the modern architecture. I know I may sound a little crazy, but during the summer, I love that it's 90+ degrees outside at midnight; the perfect time for a little cocktail and a swim. This invitation set is inspired by this place of ex-presidents and entertainers. We call it the Modernist and samples are available in my etsy shop. Enjoy!




Labels:
anemone wedding,
letterpress
Thursday, January 14, 2010
Well, well, well…
… look who got off her tuckus, to actually take photos of the wedding line…
Truth be told, I had to do it! We're going to be participating in Poppytalk Handmade's "Love Transforms" Valentine and Wedding Market, and well, I had to include more product than just love invader cards (which are still pretty darn cute, btw).
First up is our Garden Party Invitation Suite. I've been noticing lately that the photos I upload to blogger (and etsy) stink. They tend to look washed out and this bums me out! For an uncorrupted and much, much better view click the link to my flickr page on the right side bar.


Truth be told, I had to do it! We're going to be participating in Poppytalk Handmade's "Love Transforms" Valentine and Wedding Market, and well, I had to include more product than just love invader cards (which are still pretty darn cute, btw).
First up is our Garden Party Invitation Suite. I've been noticing lately that the photos I upload to blogger (and etsy) stink. They tend to look washed out and this bums me out! For an uncorrupted and much, much better view click the link to my flickr page on the right side bar.


Labels:
anemone wedding,
craft fairs,
custom,
etsy,
letterpress,
wedding
Monday, January 11, 2010
T.K. Smith

The first business cards of 2010! These were design and printed (of course!) in-house for our friends, T.K. Smith and his wife and partner Jill. They were loosely based one some old calling cards I had created for him a few years ago, using a faux bois background and handset type. This time around I kept the wood grain, but ditched the handset. I wanted the design to be more impactful and to have the feeling of T.K.'s work, so we chose a deep blind deboss with sepia-toned type. Strength in simplicity.

Included is a photo of the press sheet with T.K and Jill's cards. This is a simple and affordable way to get more for less. Instead of the job being priced as 250 cards per person, we ran it as if it were a one person, 500 card job. Easy for us and a less expensive option for those of you with a partner and/or employees.
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custom,
letterpress
Friday, January 1, 2010
2010

I don't make a lot of proclamations about change at the start of a new year. This is not because I'll end up welching on the deal, but rather because I feel that any time is the right time to mix it up. This year is a little different for me because I feel January 1st is the perfect time to start a new tradition. As my New Year's resolution I've decided to donate 2% of all my Etsy earnings to the O-Fund, at Otis. I was fortunate enough to receive grants and scholarships when I attended and it has always been my dream to help out students who desire a career in art and design.
And before I forget… thanks to all of you who stop by and read this little blog. Your support is much appreciated! May good fortune find you all in the New Year!
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musings
Thursday, December 24, 2009
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Why So Crabby?

Part of the fun of designing and printing your own card line is the ability to create something that brings you joy or you might find humorous. This little homage to the "Deadliest Catch" falls squarely into the self-indulgent category. Yes, I know it'll never be a huge seller, 'cause really, how many occasions call for a "hey, why are you being a grump?" card. But still, for those who may have an inside joke with a friend or partner, or for those who may just want to pin it up on their bulletin board to remind themselves to relax a bit, this one might just fit the bill. Available now at my etsy store.
Labels:
etsy,
letterpress
Thursday, December 3, 2009
Dear Brides-to-be,
If you are in the Los Angeles area, we'd love to have you come by our booth, #3007, at the Unique LA show to talk invites. We will have our wedding book and samples available to view and to fondle. After all this is letterpress :)



Labels:
anemone wedding,
craft fairs,
wedding
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