In a moment of weakness this morning I bought myself these 2011 Astrology Wall Calendar Prints. They’re gorgeous, right? I love the coverage of the soy ink on the recycled paper along with the clean and simple design. It’s a year’s worth of wall art for pennies.
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News by Therese Senneholt
(via Greedy Girl)
Good Morning / Good Night by Dolce Press
Do Not Be Afraid by Nous Vous
(via Kitsune Noir)
A Place to Bury Strangers by Trevor Basset
(via Kitsune Noir)
Kicking off a new weekly segment with this post! In Print will show off my devotion to all things printed.
Posted In create, paper goods, posters, printsPreemptive Disclaimer: I did not realize there were going to be so many killer calendars for 2011! I hope I haven’t inundated you with dates, but it looks as though there will be one more after this and then I’ll leave you all alone until next year.
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This giclee print of Lizzy Stewart’s illustration of the Linton/Earnshaw Family Tree from Wuthering Heights is beyond. Unrelated: I want her to illustrate my family tree.
Bonjour mandemoiselle by Blanca Gomez
{via design is mine}
Lesson Plan by Ligature, Loop & Stem
{via FPO}
O Happy Day by Lesley & Pea
{via swissmiss}
the past is like an anchor by dear colleen
{via it’s mary ruffle}
Spooning by petek design
YeeHaw
(this is only one example of 45 options)
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I think we can all agree that writer/director Wes Anderson is flipping amazing. Looks like artist Kevin Tong in on-board, too, with this stellar trifecta of prints. October 30th through November 27th the originals will be on exhibit in “Bad Dads: An Art Show Tribute to the Films of Wes Anderson” at the San Francisco’s LoPo Gallery (1141 Polk Street). The limited edition 18 x 24″ prints featuring The Royal Tenenbaums, Rushmore, and Bottle Rocket will be on sale soon, so keep a watch on this spot if you’re interested.
Posted In create, illustration, paper goods, printsIt wasn’t so long ago that I talked about Moxy Creative House’s Dress the Part print series. I loved that it was geared towards the boys and was really smart. If you liked it like I did, well, today’s your lucky day because they’ve already released two other series under the EveryGuyed umbrella: Framework and Ensemble: The Style of Music.
Framework focuses on eyewear that’s been made famous by particular individuals like Woody Allen, Kanye West, and Buddy Holly. All prints are limited to fifty.
Ensembles is a series of posters featuring iconic outfits from twenty male musicians. Andre 3000, Kurt Cobain, and Michael Jackson to name a few.
