This & That

I come across a lot of good design on the internet, but not everything fits into nice, neat categories. So this is a catch-all post for those post-worthy things that are a little bit miscellaneous.

This lunch sack wedding program is so cool. I love the idea of printing things on paper bags, and the white ink on kraft colored paper is such a fun look. The typography is also really nice—it's simple, which is really good since there's a good bit of text (especially on the back of the program). It would be cool to do something like this sometime.

 HT: Oh So Beautiful Paper

The identity for Vetter is very interesting because every element is a stamp. This is quite unusual and I love the creativity of the idea, although I'm not sure how practical it is. How would this kind of design transfer to the web if Vetter has a website?

HT: Lovely Stationery

This Keykolour paper promotion is excellent. This was designed and created to promote a line of paper, and if I'm not mistaken, it was just sent out to people free. How do I get on those mailing lists? I totally want one of these! See more pictures.

HT: Design Work Life

I love the Hermes holiday card. It's so simple and clean, but it has a handmade look with the embroidered 2012. The colors are great—I love how the orange pops against the cardboard. I also like the look of the thick cardboard with white dots printed on it.

HT: FPO

Here's some really nice branding done for a bakery. I love the colors! Please look at more images to see what all the brand applications look like.

HT: Design Work Life

These handmade books by Serena Olivieri are very pretty and fun. I like the pop-up flower in this image. The shapes are so perfect! Maybe this is a strange thing to notice, but I also really like the sewn binding. It's very neat and tidy. See more handmade books over at Design*Sponge.

HT: Design*Sponge

Do you all have a favorite artistic item from among these? I always love to know what you think!