Relief Prints by Julie Lonneman

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.

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Building Drawings by James Keniston

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.

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Boxcar Print by VisuaLingual

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?

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Elsewhere

Enjoy Your Weekend: there are tons of festivities and events going on this weekend! Findlay Market Awarded 219k for Local Foods Project: much love for Findlay Market; congratulations! Atrium 2 Has a Helluva View: Queen City Discovery takes a tour and gives us all a glimpse of downtown Cincinnati from above. The City and Its [...]

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VisuaLingual Work in Situ

Cincinnatian Alli, the lovely lass behind One Pearl Button, attended last Saturday’s Crafty Supermarket in Northside, and was kind enough to post photos of her purchases, including some of our own work!

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City Prints by Andy Pratt

Andy Pratt is a NYC-based illustrator who has worked on projects for clients such as Cartoon Network, Noggin, School of Visual Arts, Lego and Comedy Central. Shown here are his city-specific letterpress cards, screenprinted notebooks, and digital prints.

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Sunset in Over-the-Rhine

Fall in the Midwest may be a bit disappointing, but there is something about the Midwestern sunset that is almost magical. The light has a warm cast, and the buildings gleam with a soft glow.

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Building Drawings by Nigel Peake

Shhh, don’t tell Michael that I totally have a crush on [the work of] Nigel Peake… Originally from Northern Ireland, Peake trained in architecture and now lives and teaches in Edinburgh, where he creates these obsessively detailed drawings for clients including Believer Magazine, Dwell Magazine, Blueprint Magazine, and Tiny Showcase. Swoon-worthy!

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The Corner Store

A few days ago, Over-the-Rhine blogger The Walking Green mentioned some of the benefits of living in a walkable neighborhood, and also her Walk Score, which is 92/100. Mine is actually 98/100! Do you believe that? I actually do walk to pretty much everything I want and need, so my score doesn’t entirely surprise me.

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Sounds from a Town I Love

“It was a themed Bar Mitzvah, Deep Throat.”

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