punched type

MORGAN: instead of writing, try puncturing....found at typographyserved.com

inside all of us...

MORGAN: ...is a WILD THING!!! In the spirit of the movie coming out this October, Where the Wild Things Are, that's based on my absolute favorite book when I was a kid (I can't stress that enough, the bold typeface doesn't even properly express my love for this book), I thought it might be fun to explore monsters this week! Check out the trailer here (sound like it might have an awesome soundtrack too)!

Eli, no!

CARRIE: "Eli, no!" is a fun little children's book about a dog, Eli, and his trouble-making ways! Here, he lies on the floor surrounded by all of the food (trash?) he has consumed. At least Eli is making some healthy choices by consuming lots of fruits! Good dog, Eli! The book was designed and illustrated by Katie Kirk & Nathan Strandberg of Eighthourday.

i heart bookcases

MORGAN: I don't know what it is, but I'm a sucker for bookcase arrangements...not to mention that lucite table...I'll take all of the above.

rülô

MORGAN: ...a perfect mix of hand-drawn black line work and flat colors, clearly inspired by mid-century illustration styles! I found Rülô's lovely illustrations through my latest favorite book purchase: Naive (i'm completely obsessed-if you have not seen this yet-it is worth the purchase)!

The Circus: 1870-1950

MORGAN: For anyone with a fascination about the circus, this Taschen book is a must have! "With 670 pages and nearly 900 color and black-and-white illustrations, this book brings to life the grit and glamour behind the circus phenomenon." It includes about 180 of the earliest color photographs ever taken of the circus between the 1940s and 1950s, 200 posters  by the famous Stobridge lithographers, and little known circus images by Stanley Kubrick and Charles and Ray Eames! { via frombestywithlove }