On Thu 10 Dec, the OTR Foundation celebrates the 2nd Annual Neighborhood Holiday Party for old and new residents of OTR and its many friends and supporters. The event is 6-10pm at Mr. Pitifuls on Main Street, with live music, food, raffle items and a live auction. There will be specials on Christian Moerlein and perhaps even a visit from OTR’s own Santa.
(more…)
Kind and gentle readers, I hope you’re not yet sick of hearing about our Midwest seed bombs, because the world doesn’t seem sick of talking about them. This time, they popped up in ReadyMade Magazine’s Gift Guide Extravaganza.
(more…)
Enjoy Your Weekend: shop till you drop!
Annual Charley Harper Show: whether to shop or just to look, check out Fab Frames this Saturday. You’ll get a free print!
70 Years Later: Cincinnati Revisited spotlights the photography of Michael G. Smith, who has captured views identical to the Cincinnati photographs by his grandfather, Nelson RonSheim, 70 years later. Fascinating!
The Secret Bowling Alley: check out what these people found in their basement.
100 x 100: photographer Michael Wolf documented 100 100-square foot homes in Hong Kong.
Kurokawa Nakagin Capsule Hotel: Grain Edit shows us this incomparable capsule hotel in downtown Tokyo, built in 1972.
Operation NICE: Melissa Morris Ivone wants us all to be nicer to each other.
The always inspiring Design Work Life has just included our Coney Island print in its 2009 Typography Gift Guide. We’re so flattered to be featured alongside that hot ampersand pillow!
(more…)
The blog Design*Sponge just published its annual “under $25″ gift guide, which includes our humble Midwest seed bombs. Thank you, thank you!
(more…)
It’s the first day of Advent, so let’s check out these adorable Advent calendars by Nouveau Designs, one focusing on Brooklyn and the other depicting Amsterdam. The only thing that would make these sweeter would be if they were filled with chocolates!
(more…)
Julie Lonneman is a Cincinnati-based artist and illustrator whose work often deals with themes of spirituality and social justice. The prints shown here are some of her more place-based images.
(more…)
A couple of weeks ago, I mixed up the work of two great illustrators, and showed you Christine Berrie’s work, accidentally crediting it to James Keniston. With apologies to everyone for the confusion, here is James Keniston’s actual work.
(more…)
This four-color boxcar serigraph on chipboard was actually first shown in PLACEMADE, our exhibit this past summer at MiCA 12/v in Over-the-Rhine, but it’s only now made its way into our online shop. Who doesn’t love trains?
(more…)
Powered by WordPress.com
