There. All better.
Wednesday, 11 November 2009
Wednesday, 4 November 2009
It's beginning to look a lot like...
Yes! It's time for Christmas cards!The Merry Sheep holiday greeting sets and the Let It Snow greeting sets are on sale now in the Pepperina Press shop at Etsy.
Start making that list and checking it twice...
Labels:
christmas cards,
holiday greetings,
pepperina press
Thursday, 29 October 2009
Wednesday, 28 October 2009
On the Dinosaur Train
Sunday, 25 October 2009
Getaway
Berry was busy making friends with Natalie...
Friday, 23 October 2009
Art prints
How could I forget to post these pictures here? This week has been that crazy.
These, my friends, are the first limited-edition letterpress art prints from Sweet Olive Press, released on Monday.
You can read about them here, or buy your signed and numbered print from the Sweet Olive Press online store.
Wednesday, 14 October 2009
You can win these!
Hooray! At last, I've got the email newsletter system worked out for Sweet Olive Press! Now you can sign up for monthly(ish – depending how ambitious I get) email updates on new letterpress stationery and special offers. Best of all, if you sign up before by October 16, you'll be in the draw to win two sets of these fabulous Pink Peony Letterpress Notes (above).
The winner will be randomly selected from all new email news sign-ups, and will be announced on the Sweet Olive Press blog on October 19.
{ In case the sign-up links above don't work for you, you can simply type this url into your browser: http://bit.ly/sweetsignup }
Tuesday, 13 October 2009
Taking care of business
Pumpkin Patch
Sunday, 11 October 2009
Hatch Show Print
On Friday I drove over to New Orleans to see American Letterpress: The Art of Hatch Show Print at Tulane's Newcomb Gallery.I was so, so lucky not to miss it, because although it's been at the Newcomb since August I only found out about it on Wednesday. On Twitter, no less! I felt like I'd narrowly escaped massive disappointment – the chances are slim for getting over to Nashville any time soon to see Hatch Show Print "in the wild". This is the closest I'll get for quite some time.
I didn't want to be the obnoxious girl using a flash in the gallery, so yeah – these images are a bit on the blurry side. (Just call it atmosphere, will you?)
It was incredible, inspiring, fascinating. I looked at every print at least twice, while Berry ran around identifying the letter A and the number 4 and any heart shapes she could see. Those were her favourites for the day, go figure...
It was brilliant in every way. I came away completely zapped with happiness and admiration and wishing, for a crazy minute, that I had been born into a printing family that stretched back more than a century.I absolutely loved it.
For more on the exhibition and Hatch Show Print, visit the Smithsonian site.
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