vendredi 21 décembre 2007

Last Minute Gift Idea

This year I'm getting reusable shoppers for everyone on my list...

ENVIROSAX offers several adorable 5 packs - each bag can hold about 2 plastic bags worth of groceries. They offer reusable produce bags as well. Looking for something more pared down and durable? Check out the heavyweight hemp bags from REUSEABLEBAGS.COM.
Either way, you can't go wrong. It really is the gift that keeps on giving. If you hurry you can still get 'em by xmas.













More From The Art Deco Society's "Deco the Halls" 2007 - San Francisco

Piles of Bakelite bangles, feather hats, metal knick-knacks, and amazing Acme Cowboy Boots. I'm so going back next year. You should come.

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jeudi 20 décembre 2007

Xmas Wish List



1. Log Bowls from LOYAL LOOT, a Canadian art collective. These aren't for sale online, so you'll have to check the website for stockists in your area. Handmade and eco friendly.





2. Limited edition, hand screenprinted fabric cards by Melbourne based designer Lara Cameron's label KIRIN & CO. The shop is out of almost eveything right now, but hopefully they'll restock soon.




















3. HAND JOB: A CATALOG OF TYPE is just one of the many design books I am lusting after on amazon.com. Metropolis says: "Of the 55 practitioners of hand-drawn typography represented here -- each given between two and six pages to show his or her stuff -- none creates work that is remotely ordinary."























4. A talking Japanese watch from FRED FLARE. Just totally fun.

mercredi 5 décembre 2007

Cheeky

SUBVERSIVE CROSS STITCH brings some spunk to everyone's favorite granny craft. I'm getting these for 40% of the folks on my xmas list.

Small Stakes Art Opening This Friday

I am a huge fan of poster artist Jason Munn's work. Bay Area folks, don't miss your chance to see these beauties up close and personal.

The Small Stakes: A Year in Posters
Opening Reception - Friday, December 7th, 6-9pm.
At The Curiosity Shoppe, 855 Valencia Street in San Francisco