Stay in Touch

Great letterpress business card design for Sarah Bürvenich, by Sarah Bürvenich. I'm especially obsessed with the clever logo using her initials. Well done!

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Kurt Manley

There's something peculiar about these photos by Kurt Manley, and I like it.

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Are You Afraid of the Dark?

Vulture's take on movie posters  if Are You Afraid of the Dark? was an R-rated horror film.

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Dreamy Decor // Crave-worthy Kitchens

I feel myself gravitating towards open shelving, even though I know that's not an option for me and my household. But, maybe one day. I do, however, think I can manage pretty lighting and/or an enormous skylight.

See more Dreamy Decor posts here, here, and here.

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Sketchbook Envy

Sophie Roach is really making me want to step up my sketchbook game. I love these.

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Walking Shadow

The first couple illustrations in a new series by Jason Ratliff.

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Typographic Chess

Love this typographic chess set by Jim Sutherland - from hat-trick design.

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Distorted Perspective

"Polyhedral panoramic perspective" drawings by artist Rorik Smith. My brain hurts just looking at these - in a good way.

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They "get me"

T-shirts I can relate to!

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Release

Gorgeous monument to Nelson Mandela. Read more about it here.

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Super Likes

Love these! Work by Jaime Calderón.

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Fragments

UK-based Illustrator Carne Griffiths uses unexpected mediums such as tea brandy, vodka, whiskey, graphite and calligraphy ink to create these unique pieces. See more of the work here.

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Live Life in Pixels

I showed this to my friend Edgar and he immediately bought it so he could measure everything in pixels. I took the lazier route and asked my boss to order some for the creative team - haha. Either way, very fun!

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Dreamy Decor // Interesting Accents

Unique accents make your home the most special and help define your personal style - whether it's something you hang on the wall, DIY, or an unexpected architectural element. It creates a focus and becomes a talking point. I could talk about that giant fork for for days - after I steal it and hang it in my own kitchen...

See more dreamy decor here, and the previous installments here:
Entries, Halls, & Photo Walls
Workspaces

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