Two colorful examples of fine food related design seen this weekend: charming cursive plastic lettering at a fruit shop in Berlin-Karlshorst, and a regal package of Échiré, the butter with its own Appellation d’Origine Protégée.
Latest issue of Balkon & Garten, with cover lettering by me, on the shelf at do you read me?!, next to another magazine with sloping scribbly handwriting on the cover.
On a photography walk around Oberbaum City in Berlin-Friedrichshain today, I stumbled across several colorful examples of East German design. I admired the window display Intershop 2000, which specializes in DDR memorabilia and has just moved to a new location due to construction of high-end apartments on their former site. I have mixed feelings about the […]
Noticed this mobile home among the many parked on Gürtelstraße in Berlin-Friedrichshain. Like other streets that are wide enough to offer perpendicular parking spots, it seems to be used by many van and camper owners. There is something fascinating to me about these homes on wheels and how their owners/inhabitants decorate them.
Typography seen in my travels, November 2011: “Las Vegas” in Marseille, neon script “Snack” in Lyon, black and white Hobo
Rhubarb from the organic farmer’s market on Kollwitzplatz and chives from our garden.
Two of the small, slightly crazed looking rabbits who appeared at my house at Easter.
