I have a few spots left for Issue #3, which will be released to an audience of 20,000 readers on Wednesday, September 3rd. Thought I’d have a little fun and throw in an extra surprise for those of you who support the mag, so for this issue ONLY, purchase a basic ad [$100 value] and receive a weekly ad spot on Design for Mankind [$25 value] for FREE!
Email me to reserve your spot!
Justin sent me an email with his work this afternoon and MY GOODNESS, I just have to kick off the 3-day weekend with his vision.
I like to think these are little aliens laughing in their own secret code at how badly we’ve messed up our planet.
Or… planets?
Link: MiLKbbi~: DEPENDENCE~.
p.s. That’s it for today, and I’ll be spending Labor Day laboring over Mankind Mag, which will be released Wednesday, Sept 3rd! Be ready… ;)
Why is it that anyone with the last name Engman is just so darn brilliant!?
Link: CHRIS ENGMAN.
Related link: Camila Engman on Design for Mankind
A fun interview with Pablo, one of Brooklyn’s finest Kool Man ice cream truck drivers.
Link: Vice Magazine.
Jag [great name!] sent a link in yesterday to her super fun line of greeting cards. I’m a big fan of this block design and would love to send it out next time I forget a birthday.
Get it? I’m a blockhead!
Link: Page 84 Design.
Fun and playful illustrations from dear Sara. I don’t quite wish I had a hook, but I admire this gal’s high hopes.
Link: Artwork of Sara Larson.
Love love love Cake + Milk’s new green line which features the latest and greatest in eco-paper products.
Craving the Snail Mail gocco journal— I badly want to sit in that delightful chair!
Link: { cake + milk paperie }.
Twin #2 now! This piece is from one of Laurie’s collections entitled ‘My Father and I.’ It was really SO hard to choose which photo to feature, so if you have a few minutes, to peruse Laurie’s whole site. It’s really very lovely work!
Thanks again for the introduction, Laura!
Link: lauriekang.
Laura was kind enough to send me a link of the most talented set of twins I think I’ve ever come across. Their work is too separate to post together, so here’s Hanna first.
Such beautiful perspective here. I love Hanna’s fascination with collections and paired objects, as evident in her site. It’s a perfect example of maintaining your artistic roots!
Link: hannahur.
