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These wood block sculptures from Shawn Smith are where NES meets fine art, in the best possible way. As a person who spends most of their (paid) time creating intangible things on the internet, I completely relate to the need to create things in the “real world”. That is one of the many reasons I am drawn to Smith’s pixelated version of nature – something familiar and real, yet sterilized and abstract at the same time. More of his work after the jump. Read More
Gainesville is like a second home to me, so when I saw this project from recent University of Florida grads Catalina Rozo & Melissa Clinard I knew I had to share. Their burlap bags are beautiful and practical and fit right in with the local farmer’s market vibe in Gainesville. There is such a great sense of community there it’s no surprise to me that these talented girls decided to create something to help local farmers generate revenue at the markets.
New lovely cards from Rifle Paper Co near my hometown in Winter Park, FL. Check out all the new designs on their site.
Now that I am a full-time freelancer, I am really coming to understand that blowing off some client-related steam is absolutely essential at times. What better way to do so than with this hilarious-because-its-true invoice by Jessica Hische out of Brooklyn. You can pick one up for your best freelance buddy (or yourself) for just $25 from her shop. Detail shots after the jump. Read More
Fifty and Fifty is a design project created by Dan Cassaro out of Brooklyn, NY. He has organized fifty different designers from each state to illustrate their state motto. I am loving the modern takes on these motto’s – most of which I haven’t heard since elementary school. (Above: Florida, Below: Massachusetts)
Get more info on the project on Fifty and Fifty site. Mississippi and South Carolina after the jump. Read More
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