My darlings, I had to come back to post about these: How adorable are these custom letterpress-printed onesies? Mav is selling them for the month of June only in her WEE pop-up shop. You get to choose your favorite colors and the wording. I love them; they'd make such great gifts! xoSource URL: http://ledger-heath.blogspot.com/search/label/typography
Shanna Murray just launched a beautiful set of hand-lettered wall decals. My favorite is "You are my sunshine," which looks really sweet paired with a photo (and is a fun alternative to framing). Congratulations, Shanna!
Yep, sounds about right.Source URL: http://ledger-heath.blogspot.com/search/label/typography
Aren't these jars pretty?
The baby was kicking, so I woke up super early this morning and spent a random hour looking through book covers online. So many hilarious and clever designs out there!
Love this birth announcement. The parents are so cool, and I love how the dad's hands are in his pockets. Very mellow of him. :)
Loving all the retro graphics by Stephane Massa-Bidal.
My computer's desktop is always scattered with images that I find inspirational, so I figured I'd share a few. Above is a kiss...
The Mermaid Inn's restaurant logo...
...and children at a Parisian puppet theatre in 1963. (The bottom shot is the moment that St. George slays the dragon.) xoxo
Brooklyn graphic designer Jessica Hische is my new girl crush. Not only does she sell beautiful prints, but she also has the raddest type tattoo.
And wouldn't this alphabet print be sweet for a nursery?
Rad book jacket + bookmark combos. I love Sherlock's pipe.Source URL: http://ledger-heath.blogspot.com/search/label/typography
Betsy Dunlap does gorgeous calligraphy for weddings and invitations. But her cutest project recently was a man's tattoo with his daughters' names. How tough and sweet at the same time.Source URL: http://ledger-heath.blogspot.com/search/label/typography
These cotton wine totes would be great for bringing wine to dinner parties (or sneaking it on picnics).
Erin's three-year-old nephew is obsessed with the subway, so she made him a subway map poster for his birthday. She drew his favorite stops, including his friends' houses and, adorably, the Museum of Natural History. Lucky little dude! (See more photos here.)
We were lucky enough to nab the super talented Anna Bond of Rifle Design for our programs. She was wonderful to work with, and we adored her hand-painted illustration of a ship on the waves. She even drew my dress exactly like it was, as well as Alex's beard and glasses! At the bottom, we included a romantic quote from one of our favorite novels, The History of Love. A program was put on each guest's chair (and, later, on our fridge).
First up, the invitation! My family is British, and Alex's ancestors are from Wales, so our wedding had a British/nautical theme. We asked the brilliantly talented Michael and Emma to design our invitations (remember their amazing wedding?) and they did an incredible job! We loved the handwritten type, patterned background, and beautiful ship and anchor. The invitation's shape recalled a 1960's concert poster, and we mailed them rolled up in little tubes. Thank you so much, M+E!
This pretty tote would make a lovely wedding gift, don't you think?
Love. Bring on the picnics.
Loving these book covers by Megan Wilson. She has such a fun use of color, and I love the Indian dude in the sunglasses!Source URL: http://ledger-heath.blogspot.com/search/label/typography
When my friend Amelia moved to Paris for a year, she hung a map next to her bed. Every morning when she woke up, and every night when she fell asleep, she'd gaze at the map, and very soon, she knew all the twisty streets of Paris. I thought that was so cool. Also, aren't these paper cut maps gorgeous? Paris comes in pink, and London comes in blue.
Alphabet Bags has some adorable summer totes. Find them here.
