10 of the 100 Deep Ellum Texas screen prints I created for the Black Swan Saloon in Dallas, Texas, are available in the my shop, numbered #85-94. Better yet, if you’re in Dallas go check out the bar and purchase a print there.
Limited edition of 100 prints
Signed and numbered
18″ x 24″
Metallic Silver ink
Black 80# Speckletone Cover by French Paper Co.
All posters are shipped in crush proof recycled cardboard tubes.
Coming up with a girl’s name was easy, then we found out we were having a boy and found ourselves mired in indecision. Previous favorites for our son’s name, due date December 8, were Aether – my favorite, Atlas or Atticus. Somehow we got stuck on A’s, maybe it just made things easier limiting ourselves to that start.
Eventually, we ended up with a name derived from my grandfather and her great-grandfather:
I went ahead and secured casimer.com (surprised it was available) for whatever reason.
I might like the crates these tables are shipped in as much as the tables, nonetheless:
House Industries and Herman Miller are producing a limited edition series of 80 Eames wire-base tables (aka an LTR or Low Table Rod) that include A thru Z, numbers and ornaments from the Eames Century Modern font collection. Forty tables will be available in Hong Kong at the Herman Miller Reach event on September 16, 2011 and 40 will be available at the House Industries exhibition at the Herman Miller Tokyo Showroom on October 27, 2011. Each tabletop is hand-printed by House’s own David Dodde in our Grand Rapids, Michigan factory, returned to Herman Miller for assembly then packaged in a special House Industries-designed wooden crate.
I probably won’t end up seeing this movie at the theater, but I love these signage pieces they did – two petri dishes treated with bacteria and fungi.
Nice little animation of the alphabet by typographic initials.
via http://n9ve.it/
The Alphabet from n9ve on Vimeo
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