r's adventure

infographics

i just stumbled upon this infographic by cassie of the veda house and was instantly smitten. i'd love to create something like this looking ahead to 2013.x

inspiration board

i've just started a new branding project for a dear friend who is making beautiful ceramic hearts. her logo is getting it's final tweaks, so the meantime thought it would be fun to share part of the inspiration board i created for her brand.

i'll share the finished design next week!

this is golden

images from she lets her hair down and katherine is awesome

calligraphy

inspired and excited to practice my calligraphy with this beautiful kit by lineacarta...

i'm hoping to incorporate some of my handwriting into our wedding invitations - how great is that letterpress below?!!

photo via 100 layer cake

favourites

my anemones +  so many good things on pinterest. have an excellent weekend!

two fold

my letterbox is getting the graphic design treatment with the latest house industries font catalog arriving today...

and a zine/poster by nicole lavelle on its way. best $15 spent in 2012.

desktop wallpaper | june

i realize it's nearly the end of june but i thought i'd share the desktop wallpaper i've been using this month. i love having a plain background to see all my files and these images are the perfect inspiration between jobs at work! click on the image to download (1920 x 1200)

all images discovered via wit & delight's tumblr

brooklyn bridge

sharing just because.

photograph by andreas feininger | found via borrowed heaven

achoo

having a cold is no fun but i'm making the most of my time-out by finding new inspiration with

the branding and clothes at imogene + willie, this post and also by making a meyer lemon pudding cake - so good (cold or not!) my father-in-law declared it 'restaurant quality'!

portrait of a marriage

part of the latest department store magazine is a beautiful collection of images taken by deborah smith.

"I set out, over the period of one year (from one wedding anniversary to the next) to take one photograph per day. Could I picture or describe some aspects of a marriage with one photograph? I was thinking also of Frances Hodgkins' Self Portrait: still life, c.1935 where she reveals something of herself by presenting an assemblage of her inanimate accessories." Deborah Smith

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