I am beginning to see a trend with our dear friend Mr. Chris Grimley: he likes commas! Here is a very exciting piece of work, after long and labour intensive hours… and I got a free copy for contributing some illustrator time in a few of the illustrations below! hurrah!
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since we were called out in this very public forum, I thought this should be the place to make the very exciting announcement… that the MITS ARE BACK! Only seven months behind schedule… www.mittenmitten.com
quick! “name that font” folks! it is a new game… clues below!
what new books arrived on my doorstep this week?
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{ book 1 } the new non-format book arrived, packed with projects galore, revealing an interesting evolution of a style and design philosophy. { book 2 } merz [...]
what are you reading? I just finished The Dud Avocado… and it was amazing.
“Anita Loos crossed with Allen Ginsberg” and seriousness without austere solemnity. and many witticisms, such as the following:
“A rowdy bunch on the whole, they were most of them so violently individualistic as to be practically interchangeable.”
“quotation” of non-format’s design of sean wilsey’s memoir, from his mother Pat Montandon
supposedly, neither author approved of the design… and Montandon overheard someone in a bookstore say, “oh! a sequel!”
with two parents as engineers, i am ashamed to confess at struggling through high school physics and maths. however, I always loved technical diagrams, mechanical drawings, and the library of old engineering books at my grandpa’s house. and, as an adult, and looking for mind benders, I am once again interested in the general how [...]
Coming from a solid liberal arts education, I like to look for inspiration with an interdisciplinary approach. Early adventures in sewing, obsession with