I’m an admitted notebook-a-holic and the little guys from Five and a Half are some of the best I’ve seen. Love the kitschy photography that adorns the cover of each one and I always have a tough time saying no to dessert.
I feel like screaming “Poop!” at the top of my lungs right now. Well, maybe a synonym of poop that rhymes with spit. It’s just the kind of day I’m having – nothing to do with work or anything else really. Just a general feeling of blah. And I suppose listening to depressing music (i.e. The Reindeer Section, Cary Brothers, etc) all day long isn’t helping lift my spirits much. Oh well, sometimes it’s nice to wallow for a bit.
Straight and to the point, these Less is More posters are beautiful. Hand letterpressed by Douglas Wilson are printed using metallic silver ink on Steel Grey 100 lb French cover-weight paper.
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The Five-a-Day poster series by UK-based Man vs Machine is so graphically intelligent. I love the way they took the idea of getting your five fruits and veggies a day and morphed it into a series of deconstructed works of art. So much so that if you weren’t aware of the basis of project, you may not even be aware of what you were looking at.
A cute little notebook is a must to throw in my purse. This one’s adorable and not a big commitment which is perfect because I like to change things up a lot.
While surfing Etsy during lunch I came across these Rosewood Noteblocks by seller livingroomfloor. I think that their intended use is scrapbooking, but I love the type enough to just tack them to my bulletin board! They’re not large enough to mail – 4.75 x 2.5″ – otherwise I’d use a set as postcards, too.
The &pencil notebook is a little bit genius. Never lose your pencil again since it fits into the diecut pages of the notebook which then stays shut with the help of an elastic band. My purse tends to be more like luggage and things I need fall to the bottom of the abyss constantly. This would be perfection.
I’m a firm believer in both honesty and tough love when the time calls for it. I’m even a firmer believer when someone else says it for you on a card. Junkmail Greetings has got your back in times of need.
Story By Mia is an Etsy shop that I discovered yesterday and instantly loved. Mia’s paper goods are clean and use amazing color palettes. Everything just feels really fresh. All cards and stationary are designed by the lady herself and if you spend $20 shipping is free. If that’s not incentive then I don’t know what is…
Ah, yes. For all the masses Wii Lovers out there. So sweet and, thankfully, not too saccharine and girly.