Color Happy 89

This bright, sum­mery photo was taken by Alix of the cherry blos­som girl.

Beau Ideal Editions

I’m lov­ing the style of this series of greet­ing cards by Beau Ideal. Unfortunately, Besos and Mama are cur­rently sold out, but you can still pick up Gracias or Hola—in addi­tion to an abun­dance of other lovely good­ies, of course.

Marc Atlan + Kjaer Weis

Marc Atlan Design recently com­pleted the pack­ag­ing design for Kjaer Weis, a high-end, organic and fully refill­able make-up sys­tem. The unique and luxe pack­ag­ing incor­po­rates white bronze metal, a glossy white enamel mono­gram, and a red tex­tured box, which all come together in a sub­stan­tial, keepsake-worthy package.

Type Love 101

LaSalle is an expres­sive, vin­tagey script by Filmotype.

Dolan Geiman + Fossil

Recently, Dolan Geiman announced that he was one of four artists to par­tic­i­pate in Long Live Vintage, a col­lab­o­ra­tive project by Fossil. Each artist was required to cre­ate an orig­i­nal piece of work that illus­trated what Long Live Vintage meant to them, and then the result­ing piece was adapted into a t-shirt and watch tin. Check out this post on Dolan’s blog to learn more about his involve­ment, and keep an eye on Fossil for the new prod­ucts. Long Live Art offi­cially launches on July 12th.

Erin Fuller Graphics

I’m def­i­nitely dig­ging Erin Fuller’s clean, graphic style. Check out more in her Flickr stream.

Carolina Andreoli: 317

Take a look at 317 by Carolina Andreoli. According to Carolina:

“317 is an explo­ration of how emo­tion­ally close ver­sus how geo­graph­i­cally close the peo­ple I have met in my life are to me. Each ring rep­re­sents a per­son, and each colour rep­re­sents the coun­tries where I’ve met them. The rings on the left are the peo­ple who are emo­tion­ally clos­est to me, and to the right are the ones less close. The ‘stay­ing in touch’ graph reveals how often I com­mu­ni­cate with each per­son, whether face-to-face, phone, email or Facebook. The time­line at the bot­tom, not only links each colour to its coun­try, but also shows when I lived in these coun­tries, allow­ing the viewer to put all the infor­ma­tion together.”