Nicole Zeigler & Mike McQuade: Wedding Materials

This morn­ing I’m excited to share the wed­ding mate­ri­als of designer cou­ple Nicole Zeigler and Mike McQuade. Nicole and Mike col­lab­o­rated on the design and art direc­tion for their wed­ding, which was held in rural Pennsylvania last June. I’m espe­cially lov­ing all of the tac­tile, hand­made details they incor­po­rated into the oth­er­wise clean and mod­ern design, from the stitch­ing on the invi­ta­tions to the hand-stamped thank-you bags. There’s even more to see right here.

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KentLyons: Tricolette Identity and Collateral

I’ve admired this project by KentLyons for quite awhile, so I’m not sure why it’s taken me so long to get it up on the site! Tricolette is a Wool shop in London, for which KentLyons devel­oped the brand, sta­tionery, shop sig­nage, win­dow dis­plays, bags and web­site. The color palette is one you don’t see too often, and I am lov­ing it. Get a closer look right here.

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Etsy Finds: Osborn Woods Posters & Prints

I’m so glad I stum­bled upon the Etsy shop of Osborn Woods. I hadn’t heard of them before, but I’ve learned that David Osborn and Charles Woods were an incred­i­ble artis­tic team from Nevada City, California who orig­i­nally met as grad­u­ate stu­dents at UC Berkeley. If you’re inter­ested in learn­ing more of their his­tory I found two great posts about the team, one on Imprint and another on Gravel & Gold. I’m not sure who is run­ning the shop at the moment, but it is cur­rently filled with an amaz­ing selec­tion of their vibrant, abstract posters from the 1960s and 70s.

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