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Showing posts with label Kate Moss Vintage. Show all posts
Christmas/Holiday Card Design
Friday, November 20, 2009
Red Bean Design - This is not strictly a holiday card but the deer motif makes it an alternative to the norm of red and green with gold. Fawn Notecards
Tracy Chong Etsy - Snow Crystal Pop Up Card
A Beautiful X’mas Is What You Make Of It , a collaboration between designer Jonathan Yuen and B.G. Tan. contains a deck of four cardshoused in a custom designed package. Pieces from each card can be plucked out to form reindeer, Santa Claus, a Christmas tree and even a snowman. The cards are deliberately designed as a blank canvas, to encourage the recipients to use their imagination and creativity to personalise it.
made with recycled paper and soy-based inks
printed on 100% recycled paper, 30% post consumer
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| Partridge in a Pear tree card by Byvik Ink. |
Printed with soy-based inks on 100% post consumer recycled, Green Seal & FSC certified paper, manufactured with Green-e certified renewable wind generated electricity and chlorine free
Pancake & Franks, designed in chic, minimalist style with line drawn images, stylised natural elements, abstract suggestions. Pictured above (clockwise from top left) are their antler, pine needle, pomegranate, and menorah holiday cards.
Here's one for the designer geeks. From the UK Telegraph
Kate Spade "Hope Peace Cookies" at finestationery.com.
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| Hannukah Card by Byvik Ink. |
Etsy seller armatodesign created these traditional but modern letterpress cards.
A contemporary yet retro feel with a typographical solution from Ink and Iron
Vintage Floral Card from hubpages.com
1937 corporate Christmas card from Disney.
Vintage Perfumery Inspiration
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
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Im not sure where all the these images are from - but I have collected them over a period of time to refer back to when I am working on fragrance and beauty product packaging with a vintage edge. I find that the past holds the key to the future in design, if we can figure out why it moves us still, we can take those elements, clean them up, add to the soul of the design and build on it.
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