Detail of poster promoting the Tasty Beverage Co.

Loved the identity that Jaime Van Wart designed for a craft beer shop in Raleigh, North Carolina. Beautiful typography and I’m totally loving the circular patterns! (via ShareSomeCandy.)

Save the Date by Kate Arends. Printing by Studio on Fire.

Kate Arend’s save the dates for her own wedding are absolutely stunning. (via Kate’s blog, wit + delight)

Good Day men's skin care line.

Loving the package and product design for Good Day, a men’s skin care line, by Carefully Considered. Can’t beat simplicity. (via TheDieLine)

Prints from Leanda's typewriter tin digital illustration collection.

I have previously written about Janine Vangool‘s typewriter tin collection (here) and yesterday she posted to the Uppercase blog that Leanda of One Little Bird has been creating these wonderful digital illustrations based on her collection. You can buy the prints here.

Still obsessing over Janine’s collection…

Top: Spread for the Brooklyn Circus Lookbook. Bottom: hand drawn lettering by Jon Contino as seen in the look book.

Loving the new lookbook from Brooklyn Circus featuring a lot of hand lettering by the crazy talented Jon Contino. Gorgeous photos and illustration throughout. Typography is so beautiful… and that quote is one to live by as a designer. (via FWMJ)

Murals from the public arts project "A Love Letter For You."

Again, I’m so late to the game but I love this public arts project in West Philadelphia. Artist Stephen Powers (a.k.a. ESPO) painted murals above the SEPTA line along Market Street from 63rd to 45th in a public arts project called “A Love Letter For You.” Each mural reads as a love story to West Philly from residents of the neighborhood.

The typography is so beautiful and I love how some are very site specific. (Like “I’ll Shape Up” on the side of a building that houses a barber shop.) See all 50 murals on the official site gallery. (via Pixels & Arrows)

The first three offerings from Jessica Hische's new blog Daily Drop Cap.

Type Queen Jessica Hische has started a great blog called Daily Drop Cap as a daily typographic exploration. Each work day she will post a decorative drop cap for free use on blog posts. She’s got the first three letters of the alphabet up so far and I can’t wait to see more from her!

Wedding invitation by Perky Bros. and produced by Studio on Fire.

I cannot get over the typography. I am absolutely floored by this wedding invitation set produced by the amazing Studio on Fire and designed by the super talented groom Jefferson Perky of Perky Bros. The invite was offset with the wood grain pattern and then the type was letter pressed. A save the date, invite, accommodations card, custom belly band and thank you card were produced. See more of this suite on Beast Pieces.

Cardon Copy

Jordan posted today about her friend Cardon Webb whose exhibition, Cardon Copy, is at the Type Directors Club right now in NYC. I loved the typography so much… I also noticed that some of the posters seem to be from my neighborhood in Queens!

From his mission statement: “Cardon Copy, takes the vernacular of self-distributed fliers and tear-offs we have all seen in our neighborhoods. It involves hijacking these unconsidered fliers and redesigning them, over powering their message with a new visual language. I then replace the original with the redesign in its authentic environment.”

Selections from Lance Wilson's collection of vintage beer cans.

There is a great set of vintage beer cans up on Flickr by Lance Wilson. Lance told the blog TheDieline that the cans are a “… portion of an extensive beer can collection (2000+ cans) containing cans from the past 70 years …”

Amazing how far the packaging and typography has come. Loving the tag lines too: “The beer with the million dollar flavor.”