Cast Iron Design Company

Try as I might, I can't figure out where I heard about Cast Iron Design Company. But I like their website design. It kind of looks like this:

Oh, and while their range might be a bit limited (I believe they're fresh out of design school), I like where they're headed.

You knew I was going to find some way to sneak letterpress in there, right?

Photos are from Cast Iron Design Company.

The Joy of Books

This:

Ornaments

I'm sure it will surprise absolutely no one that I'm eyeing these ornaments for Christmas.

Thanks to Ugmonk, I don't feel bad for having such an unrelenting thing for ampersands. It's not my fault they're so good looking.

Trip Print Press

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via design*sponge

Sesame Street

I feel like I ramble on about letterpress quite a bit here and to friends, family, and acquaintances. What I hadn't yet considered was showing them how letterpress reunites children with their beloved pets.

Miso

This is the work of Stanislava Pinchuk, who works under the street artist name Miso.

I think they're dreamy. Delicate and temporary and special.

I found a few treasures in the photos of her studio exhibitions as well.

Thank you to the always lovely Valori for the heads-up.

Movie Break

Two videos for you today:

1. I'm excited for The Leonardo to open next month. Their daily countdown videos are tiding me over for now.

2. I recommend watching this one with the sound off. The paper sculptures/pop-ups I love, the muzak not so much.

I need to go find my video camera. And some scissors.