Theme Of The Week: Typography.

Written communication is more than just words on paper. Certain fonts can elicit an emotional response. Even point size can sway a reader's opinion. In short, typography dictates how your message is received.

"Lost and Found" art print, from Chris Waind.

  

While we're not typeface elitists, we definitely appreciate the artistry behind well-executed typography. More often than not, the intended message comes through loud and clear.

Silkscreened poster, from Strawberry Luna.

This week, we're bringing you our favorite typography-centric finds. Whether it's an industrial set of vintage letterpress numbers or an embroidered homage to the lesser-loved fonts, we're pretty sure you'll fall in love with the written, printed and forged word--one distinct letter at a time.

Theme Of The Week: Featherette Favorites, Part III.

You asked for it, you got it! Actually, no one technically asked for this--but it's being gotten anyways! That's right, it's time for "Featherette Favorites", Part III (echo)...

"Lester the Lion" planter and succulent, from Plaid Pigeon.

Hand-painted vintage clutch, from Junkyard Glitter.

Vintage "Rockwell" parking meter, from Tom Laurus Vintage.

Filigree lollipops, from Vintage Confections.

This week is all about the wildest, wackiest, zaniest, coolest, neatest, cutest, fanciest, awesome-est... O.k., forgot where I was going with that thought. At any rate, this week is going to be amazing! So stay tuned, and enjoy Part III of our most beloved weekly theme to date (get ready to insert another echo):

"Featherette Favorites"... (aaaand end imaginary echo). Have a great week everyone!