keys & soda
This post was originally published on May 16, 2013. This is one of those pairings that makes me truly happy to my core. Is that weird? Sure. Is that something […]
thinking outside of the {typography} box
There is an ice cream store here in town that has an apostrophe in their name. They made the unfortunate choice to use a cherry as an apostrophe probably for […]
ATL—>QRO
I came across this playground in the middle of Atlanta, GA and have never seen anything quite like it. The famous abbreviation of the city for kids to climb and […]
street signs
One of the most interesting things to notice when traveling to different cities is how the street signs are handled. In the United States, the street signs have become a […]
Parking
Parking signs have always intrigued me. I have encountered such a wide range of styles from hand painted to neon. It’s also interesting to note the use of arrows and […]
Al Pacino meets street art
If anyone ever asks me about where to find killer street art, I will say the Wynwood Arts District in Miami, FL without any hesitation. For real. It was a […]
buckets on a counter
There is a saying at my kids’ elementary school that asks ‘Have you filled a bucket today?’. This question encourages children to give an act of kindness to others to […]
ligature trifecta
In the {almost} 4 years {omg} that I have maintained this blog, I have enjoyed discovering themes as they have emerged. Looking back, it’s not shocking since the themes were […]
a sign with a history
For today’s post, I’m going with this sign from Boston. I have never come across anything quite like it! According to their website, M Steinert & Sons has been in […]
the power of plastic
Today’s post celebrates plastic signs that flourished in the 50s and 60s and have held up remarkably well over time in both the material and design. Some of the signs […]
