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1. Jasmine Star's New Site And she did it again. The amazing photographer Jasmine Star and designer Promise Tangeman just launched a redesign of the already amazing site: jasminestar.com. With gorgeous photos to display, the website vertically scrolls (y'all know I love that feature) showing off the details with top notch typography. And of course, Lindsay Letters created some custom lettering work for the site. Basically all 3 of my favorite female work idols busted out a gorgeous new project and I am in awe. See the site here. 2. Flourish Forum I get so so excited over every single purchase made through my Etsy shop—like seriously overjoyed—but when someone purchasing something hand lettering I get so much more excited to bust out the pens and write away to my heart's content. And I know there are so many more people who feel this way. So many that a forum has been created called the Flourish Forum. How awesome is that? Thanks to Besotted Blog for the tip! 3. Bookjiig Bookmarks How I love these typographic chalk designed bookmarks! I think I need one or two, or five. Designed by Russ Gray, found via The Dieline. 4. Screen Print DIY Oh man, I so want to do

 
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1. The Everygirl Site You know those days where you just get lost in the Internet, going from one page to the next? Well that's what happened to me this week after seeing a pin of this print from The Everygirl. I saved it for a later Monday Musings post and as I perused the website, I just loved the design of it. Especially the drop down menus. Seriously amazing and beautiful design so I just had to know more. After going through a few Google pages, I found the designer! Alaina Kaxzmarksi and her team just launched this site this week funny enough! So here's a huge shout out to them

 
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1. Ryan Hamrick Lettering Loved this video created in reply to the question, "Where's the best place to get started in lettering?" And a big thanks to Ryan for this wonderful post on some of the tools of the trade—now I want a felt pen! 2. Nike Air Packaging Makes me want to buy a pair of Nikes just to be able to pop the packaging! Found via The Dieline. 3. Pipe Shelves With our office barely done

 
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1. Willy Wonka Jr. How unbelievably fun does this project look! Turnstyle branded this stage production of Willy Wonka for a local elementary school which included posters, programs, candy-bar wrappers, Golden Tickets, cast t-shirts, and various other props. Found via the Dieline. 2. Rejected Movie Posters What a neat look behind the scenes at some of the reject movie posters, while their counterparts became quite the icon. See more from Clockwork Orange and Pulp Fiction on Creative Bloq, found via Nubby Twiglet. 3. Share a Coke campaign Potential gift idea for your Coca Cola loving friend? "We are delighted to be launching the Share a Coke campaign, which sees the iconic Coca-Cola script transformed and personalized for our consumers for the first time in our history. We understand the value of offering consumers an authentic and personal brand experience, which is why we are inviting the public to have fun finding the names on our products and taking the time to Share a Coke with their friends and loved ones, both in-store and online" Jon Woods, Managing Director for Coca-Cola Great Britain Found via the Dieline. 4. Allison Chamber's Student Project Not only do I love this retro inspired branding, the goal of reducing waste at baseball games would

 
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1. Costco RebrandA group of students from the Academy of Art University, San Francisco created a complete redesign of the Costco brand: Kirkland. They also created another sub-brand called Ollie's which would house the cafe and bakery items. Altogether they created  almost 80 - 100 fully comped items. Wow! Here's just one item, Ollie's Olive Oil. Each item is so detailed and well constructed! Very impressive! Found via thedieline.2. TreasuresWith so many of my friends having babies, I just fell in love with this diaper packaging! After you use all the diapers, the box can become your child's new favorite toy! Shown here is a car, but there's also a wagon and a house too! Found via thedieline.3. Photo Wall with Picture LedgeI've been looking for ideas on how to decorate our upstairs hallway wall — that you can see from downstairs right when you walk in the front door. And, well, this is just perfect. Found via Pinterest. 4. Ivan Bügel: Live FastI just adore the typography accompanying this illustration. Like love love love it! Designed and illustrated by Ivan Bügel, found via designworklife.5. Jon ContinoI have seen his work before but I have never dived into it before. Allan

 
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