Designer Christine Wisnieski recently completed the materials for Oliver Printing’s 32nd Annual Clambake. I never thought I would catch myself saying I love lime green foil, but she definitely made it work. Something that could be incredibly garish looks super fun and sophisticated alongside the bold yet simple illustrations and typography.






I’m really loving Quadon, a modern slab serif by René Bieder. The typeface features line weights, from Think to Black, with matching italics, plus a wide range of alternative glyphs. Pick up a copy for yourself right here.





Want more type? Check out my Type Wishlist and current Favorites on MyFonts.
Ugmonk recently launched a new product, called OpenFrame, via Kickstarter. OpenFrame is “a simple, flexible solution to display art, posters, photos, and more.” It provides a framing system that accommodates multiple sizes and configurations of prints, a way to swap out artwork quickly and easily and features special oversized slots on the back for easy hanging. The frames are constructed out of a combination of birch plywood, birch veneer, and stainless steel and comes in three different sizes and finishes. They have 25 fundraising days to go and they’re already more than half way to their goal, so it’s looking promising. If you want to join in, you can throw some support their way right here.

