Last winter, we introduced our first Cincinnati-inspired product: these Vine Street coasters which, from what I hear, have been a hit with local urban planners [is that the smallest target market ever?]. We think of them as an installation for your coffeetable. Although it’s still summer, we’re already developing new wares for the holiday season, which will be unveiled locally in the coming months. In the mean time, new products are being released in our Etsy shop; get your Vine Street coasters, in brand-new colorways, here.
[...] trivets that map the locations of the two Los Angeles-area A+R shops. His ides is similar to our Vine St. coasters [which, by pure coincidence, map out the locations of a few stores that carry our [...]
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[...] someone at Haile, inspired by the wall decal design, purchased both the Ohio River coasters and the Vine Street coasters for the conference [...]
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[...] blog out of Cincinnati called VisuaLingual. Her topics vary from Cincinnati-based street art to her own work to artifacts of Cincinnati’s past. Below are a few of my favorite illustration-based posts [...]
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