Delphine Illuminated Monogram Note Cards

April 08, 2010 // kristen // 3 replies

I have a serious weakness for medieval illuminated letters and manuscripts, and Delphine has wowed me with their modern take on the medieval tradition. These beautiful, oh so sophisticated letterpress monogram cards would be the perfect addition to any stationery collection, and I think they’d make wonderful gifts, too.

images from Delphine

Wedding Stationery by Feterie

April 08, 2010 // kristen // 1 replies

I was so jazzed when Cathe from Feterie let me know that they’ve just launched a wedding stationery line! The new line features the fresh, modern patterns that Feterie has come to be known for, and each design is available in a number of colorways, so you can choose a palette that fits perfectly for your special day. Check out the entire line at Feterie, and here’s a little lovely wedding stationery eye candy from the collection:

images from Feterie

Bittersugar ABC Letterpress Prints

April 07, 2010 // kristen // 0 replies

Narwhals and yaks and sardines, oh my! I’m still loving the ABC trend, and Bittersugar’s phonetic alphabet letterpress prints are so much fun, with animals such as the aforementioned narwhals, yaks, and sardines, as well as horses, jellyfish, and a very clever “X”. Check out all of the available prints at the Bittersugar Etsy shop.

images from Bittersugar

Bubbledog Note Cards

April 06, 2010 // kristen // 2 replies

These Gocco printed note cards by Bubbledog are oh so adorable! You can pick up a set of Mr. Mouse, Miss Squirrel, or Mr. Bunny for yourself, or give the cuties as gifts to kawaii-loving friends.

images from Bubbledog

Vintage Style Comic Character Posters

April 06, 2010 // kristen // 5 replies

I’m completely digging these vintage style comic character posters by illustrator/designer Michael Myers. The stylized illustrations and digitally aged paper combine for a very cool effect. You can purchase the posters at Michael’s Imagekind shop. Here’s more cool comic eye candy:

Update: DC has contacted Imagekind to have the posters removed for copyright reasons. Bummer. Well, it was still a really cool concept, even if you can’t purchase the posters anymore!

– via Behance Network

images from Michael Myers/Imagekind