Category Archives: Projects + Progress

Friday Fancies

We’ve been buried in drywall and deadlines—oops!—but quick, before another week slips away from us, a big thank you to Wayfair’s Boston team for hosting a lovely event with Dwell Studio’s Christiane Lemieux last night! Jack and I have (clearly) had home improvements on the brain as of late, and connecting with local creatives is […]

Love Letters

Jack and I are not particularly pro-Valentine’s Day, but we are very much in favor of love notes and lovely letters; as a result, this particular mid-winter week can raise conflicting opinions for us. This year, though, we’ve gathered our Valentine’s energies for good. In the midst of my lettering practice, we discovered a stash […]

On Collaborating With Creatives: An Interview in Don’t Take Pictures

We’re currently hard at work getting the second issue of Don’t Take Pictures ready to print—and she’s a beauty!—but today on the DTP blog, Kat Kiernan is sharing an interview with UJC discussing our process and the perks and pitfalls of designing for artists. As designers focusing on custom solutions and working from scratch, there are […]

Gilded: New Years Eve 2014

There’s something about this week; between the nor’easters and the polar vortexes and the Monday holidays, I’ve had a really tough time keeping track of the days. Today, for example, is apparently National Handwriting Day. (Thank you—again—for the heads up, Kelly!) No matter! We’re overdue on sharing our New Years invites and holiday cards regardless […]

Friday Fancies: 2013 in Review

Happy New Year! We’ve been working on some site updates, recovering from snow and celebration (haven’t we all), and have been more than willing to say “good riddance” to 2013. Nonetheless, a recap is in order: with one last glance over our shoulder, here’s a peek back to our most popular posts of the past year. […]

Weekend Warriors

When I packed up from my small hometown in rural PA and headed to Boston for college, my grandmother quipped (with only the best intentions very early in her dementia) that it was the beginning of the end of me. Leaving the town that houses the majority of my family, then and every visit since, is […]