Here’s a great resource for all of you freelance folks out there: Full Frontal Freelance.

Full Frontal Freelance is a “Tumblelog for the free and fearless” created by Aja West. It is filled to the brim with all sorts of useful resources not only for freelancers, but for anyone in any sort of creative industry. Also be sure to lookout for random links and writings by yours truly among other great, creative folks.

So I was doing my daily browsing of Uncrate this morning and saw this gem of a t-shirt.

Needless to say, if anyone wants to buy that wonderful bit of pure cotton geekery, feel free. The shirt is sold by Threadless who never fails to provide a quality product. I’d love to purchase it now, but alas, the ole automobile needs a bit of fixing up.

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So I was perusing the wonderful internet this morning while taking a slight break from work duties and came across these wonderful little coasters featured on Design Junky (thanks!).

They are created with a letterpress and are 3.5″ round. The set comes with eight coasters and costs a very reasonable $12. You can purchase these fine gems on Etsy from sarahparrot825. I ordered a set today, I’ll  be sure to let you know how they turn out!

Enjoy!

I have always been a fan of the work of Dallas based graphic designer Jeremy Prasatik. Having done exceptional campaigns and designs for an impressive list of clientele including Juicy Couture, Neiman Marcus, Emerica, Etnies, and Sony BMG among many others, he is defintely someone whose work I admire a great deal. That said, I was very pleased with myself when I remembered that he had a few prints for sale on his website when I was on the prowl for some goodies to cover my nearly naked wall in the new space of dwelling.

This particular piece below is titled “Simply Retro Revisited” and comes to you on 11″ X 14″,  65lb matte paper for the incredible price of $15 + S&H.