grandpa always said,
“only believe half of what you see & none of what you hear.”
house beautiful magazine: philip gorrivan's corkboard
…good karma card included in phillip gorrivan’s interior design spread on page 54…
HGTV Daily Delight: Valentines With Cute Designs
……They’re all pretty adorbs, I must say. And I like that they all have a certain child-like enthusiasm and sweetness that reminds me of exchanging Valentine’s Day cards and candy in school……
martha moments blog: My Favourite Stationers on Etsy
……I like buying stationery at Etsy because there is so much on offer, usually with very unique designs that you simply can’t find in stores. The fact that most of the greeting cards are handmade, often using time-tested printing techniques and tools, only makes them more special……
stationery trends magazine interview: 10 Designers to Watch in 2012
……Do their designs feel completely of our time, yet still one-of-a-kind? Is there a surprising quality to their work? These are difficult, subjective qualities to distinguish, true. But hopefully learning more about the engaging personalities behind some of most distinctive lines out there will give you insight into our industry – as well as the talented individuals who make it so dynamic. —Sarah Schwartz……
Poppytalk: sharing the process
……Today we hear from Amber of a. favorite design. She talks about her love of typography, her creative history and meticulous process. Plus we get peeks inside her totally great letterpress studio. You can almost smell the ink and paper!……
a.favorite published: Today's Top Stationery Artists 2
……This beautiful book presents the work of fabulously talented stationery artists, in over 350 vibrant, colorful examples of their imaginative work……
Paper Crave: 2010 Mother’s Day Cards, Part 1
…afavorite always has such clever cards, and I’m loving their selection of Mother’s Day greetings. The letterpress bill (top) is absolutely fantastic!…
Lox Papers
…Love note by a. favorite design, for your typophile significant other. (I may purchase this for myself, cut off the bottom inch and frame the ligatures for my desk – they’re lovely!)…