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I am getting ready to redecorate my apartment in an attempt to make it more "grown-up." I've started to look for inexpensive, original art. I love the silkscreened art of Kate Banazi...
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Bright and colorful. Just what I want! Found via Poppytalk.
I love these 1960s Austrian concert posters
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So minimal and effective. Found via iso50.
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The other day, I sent my friend Jay a birthday message and after we caught up a bit, he let me know about his new line of fabric.
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There are two lines, Woodland Wonderland and Garden Friends. I love the deer with huge lashes, rabbits with crazed eyes and wood log cross sections with ants, all in Jay's usual bright color palette.
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Check out the Free Spirit website for more info.
I am a graphic designer by day, so you can imagine how much I geeked out when I came across these typographic illustrations...
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Aren't they just too cool?! Found via Creattica.
I turn 34 today. Not sure how I feel about it...
I always told myself that 34 was going to be a weird birthday since that's how old my mom was when I was born. Considering I didn't remember it was my birthday until I was almost at work, I guess it's not THAT big of a deal.
I recently came across Cincinnati artist Andrew Neyer via Etsy and asked him to be part of the etsycincinnati series on my other blog.
Andrew prints, package, and design everything himself. Everything is handprinted. Andrew says, "I try to make my work affordable, accessible, and enjoyable." Nothing in his Etsy shop is more than $30.
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Andrew sells mostly prints of original art work in his Etsy shop. He also sells most of his zines in several comic/record stores. "Krafthaus (Cincinnati) is a gallery that stocks my prints and other items. In addition to book fairs in Baltimore & NYC I travel to SPX (Bethesda, MD) & MoCCA (NYC) each year with my friends from Closed Caption Comics."
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Stop by Andrew Neyer's shop on Etsy and support an Etsy artist.
And as always, don't forget Kitsch Café!
