pretty maps
Friday, September 30, 2011
I found these maps on 20x200 a while back, they are so so pretty. Their name "Pretty Maps" is very fitting. But only recently found out they're not only beautiful prints that could be hanging on my walls, it's an interactive map designed by Aaron Straup Cope from Steman Design. You can go to prettymaps.stamen.com and search a certain city and see what it looks like pretty!
Maps above are the prints from 20x200 :: LA, SFBA, NYC & Paris
busy busy busy
Thursday, September 29, 2011
These past couple weeks and upcoming months, I will be very busy preparing for my senior show. A good dose of coffee and Netflix helps me make it through, folding and gluing 90+ triangles a day. Between work and freelance, it can become exhausting. I just have to keep my mind on the final product.
Images from my studio, which gets pretty messy by the end of the day...
Wikstenmade
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
Oh my. I love Wikstenmade. Wiksten was the last name of artist Jenny Gordy's swedish grandmother who taught her to sew. Yes, she sews everything herself. So beautiful.
Fall
Monday, September 19, 2011
Because fall is my favorite time of the year (the colors & layers!) and searching the internet for fall picks, takes care of my urge to shop.
Ira Glass
Thursday, September 15, 2011
I read this quote a while back when Ellie of Mint posted it, but sometimes you need to read things twice and have a certain part highlighted by Sarah of Design Management to have it really make it's mark on you.
Plum Pretty Sugar
Everyone needs to check out Plum Pretty Sugar. They make the the prettiest robes (among so many other things like: men's bow ties and bedding). Over the course of yesterday (fast project!), I worked with Plum Pretty Sugar to came up with a new banner for their blog "Between the Seams."
I can't wait to work more with Plum Pretty Sugar, they're so lovely.
BRIGHT & FRESH
I spent some time this weekend updating my design for my blog. I've got a thing for white space and the color grey if you can't tell. But I love these images, so bright and fresh.
Four by David la Fuente via Designspiration / Prints by Lynne Woods Turner via Seesaw
ERIN VAUGHAN
Friday, September 9, 2011
I'd like to introduce you to one of my stuido-mates and friend Erin Vaughan! She makes these amazing tree houses and fort illustrations.
Check out all her beautiful work here.
Check out all her beautiful work here.
A NORTHWOODS WEDDING
Thursday, September 8, 2011
I'm excited to be able to share one of my new projects with you. Remember this post from a while ago about two girls with big ideas? They are launching a wedding blog full of inspiration, vendors, trends all centered around the Midwest. The blog A Northwoods Wedding, launching tomorrow. I worked with their ideas to create something that each loved. The top image is the final logo.
PLEAT FARM
Tuesday, September 6, 2011
Oh my. I just came across Pleat Farm and it's full of all things "folding, knotting and bending" including, paper, architecture, textiles, apparel etc.
a few from the fashion posts :
GEMMA CORRELL
Friday, September 2, 2011
I'm enjoying Gemma Correll's illustrations. Specifically her Daily Diaries and this illustration on 'a basic cupcake recipe'. Check out her interview on Studio Sweet Studio.
31 BITS : WINTER CHRONICLES
Thursday, September 1, 2011
Last fall I interned with this creative and inspiring company. Now is your chance to learn all about 31 Bits and use this special offer to get some pieces from their new line "Winter
Chronicles" out today.
*To use this 15% off discount head over to 31 Bits and pick your favorite pieces from their newly released Fall / Winter 2011 Line and enter EVA15 in the discount code at checkout. This code is good from now until September 7th.
Learn all about 31 Bits here.
Chronicles" out today.
*To use this 15% off discount head over to 31 Bits and pick your favorite pieces from their newly released Fall / Winter 2011 Line and enter EVA15 in the discount code at checkout. This code is good from now until September 7th.
Learn all about 31 Bits here.















