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Shorter bedtime stories

A new IKEA magazine ad by zig Toronto promises beds “So comfortable, you’ll need shorter bedtime stories.” And then it fills that need with an…

Created by: Anders J. Svensson

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• ikea
• zig
• print
• ad
• storybook

Design to paint

(Hopefully this is worthwhile)

I have an assignment to paint a design. I was to create design that uses letters, shapes and five colors. I think I am …

Created by: Evan MacDonald

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• design
• type
• font
• print
• paint
• typography

Prints that pop with culture

Updating decor with updated characters, Robert Burden’s trio of limited edition art prints feature his take on He-Man’s Battlecat, GI Joe’s…

Created by: Anders J. Svensson

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• prints
• he-man
• batman
• gi joe
• toys
• decor

Big box store

If you think pine is passé, or you want to factor in mother earth with your post-mortem, you might be in the market for a recycled cardboard casket.

T…

Created by: Anders J. Svensson

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• coffins
• custom
• printed
• cardboard
• tacky
• regrettable

New prints at If You Could

Michael C. Place and Andreas Samuelsson created this month’s limited edition prints for If You Could. The signed, stamped, limited editions are…

Created by: Jon Parker

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• design
• fine art
• print
• british
• screenprint

Parts of a Character

What would Friday be without a little typographic edu-tainment?

At Parts of a Character, you can remix the 21 distinct parts that make up a…

Created by: Anders J. Svensson

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• type
• art
• parts
• letterforms
• flash
• interactive
• print

Canadian Geographic Prints on Alberta-Grown ‘Wheat Straw’ Paper

Alberta-grown wheat straw will, for the first time in print history, be used to publish the Canadian Geographic annual environmental issue. As they m…

Created by: Stacey Nickel

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• canadian geographic
• alberta
• wheat straw
• paper
• printing
• magazine
• publishing

Letterpress gift tags for wine

Nice letterpress wine labels using Alejandro Paul’s Miss Le Gatees typeface, with refreshingly honest copywriting. Via Swiss Miss

Created by: Jon Parker

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• printing
• letterpress
• typography
• umbrella
• packaging
• cards
• stationery
• bluemlein

Sustainable graphic design

The Sustainable Graphic Design widget provides glossary definitions for the environmentally unsure or uninitiated, plus advice and links for those…

Created by: Anders J. Svensson

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• sustainable
• graphic
• design
• widget
• print
• ink
• paper
• hippies
• tofu

Flip flip flip flip flip books

Cool Hunting has shot, stuffed, and mounted a post about the Flickbooks service. You upload a short video and customize your book’s design, then it a…

Created by: Anders J. Svensson

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• flip
• books
• flickbooks
• video
• vanity press
• custom
• printing

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