They're in! Here are our new table numbers. They're printed in cocoa ink on wood veneer and are double sided. We have them in sets of 1-10, 11-15 and 16-20. Need more? Just let me know. I'll be doing some short runs for other numbers based on requests. They are available for order right here...

This is a design we custom made for a client about a year ago, however we've had quite a few requests for it recently so we've gone ahead and added it to our signature collection. Samples are now available, and I love this recent order thermographed in gold and cocoa ink.

Lady René, a collaboration with designer and illustrator Laura Varsky, is the latest release from Sudtipos. I'm drooling over it. It's available through myfonts.com for the bargain price of $59. It might just be the best money I've spent recently. It's given me hours of fun and never disappoints which is more than I can say for half of the movies I've watched recently. Stay tuned for the new vintage book styled invitation we'll be launching shortly which utilizes some of its finer flourishes. (oh... and the new invite will be offered at a discounted price while we print up samples... contact me for details.)
  

Like other people in design based industries, I tend to find inspiration in some weird situations, but this past weekend I found myself walking through a cemetery snapping photos and thinking of how amazing all of the typefacing was on the head stones. We were in the Sleepy Hollow cemetery in Concord, Massachusetts. It's famous for Authors Ridge where you'll find the graves of Henry David Thoreau, Nathaniel Hawthorne, Ralph Waldo Emerson and Louisa May Alcott. I just found it so interesting that we're still using the same types, curves, borders and shapes today that people were utilizing 200 years ago. While you may not want to see you invites as a grave stone, just think of how "cute" the curved text at the top of so many invitations look... I guess Cyrus liked it too! Some things are truly timeless.