Check out the rest here. Thank you Vladimir Nikolic!

Can you guess the name of the above piece? … ‘Storming The Capital’ (!)
Brilliant names aside, there are wonderous things to look at here.

VIA

My friend Aaron Hawkins alerted me this hotness. Pretty amazing stuff they’re creating at Oblong Industries

Andrea Tinnes is a type designer that I met in Berlin when I was studying abroad. She’s designed some really nice typefaces, I particularly enjoy these two, the first is called Switch and the second is called Eastern Columbia. You can check out her work at typecuts.com. It’d be really cool if we could get some new typefaces for Christmas!

Thanks to Tom Feniks, our logo was just officially pimped. The best part about it… it was free! Wowzas!

In an effort to further gross out Amy, I give you Patricia Piccinini. Her work can best be described as a very, very, very demented version of Ron Mueck’s work. Which is saying something.

I found this on Typography Served yesterday; it’s part of an identity package for a Paris based designer/artist 5ive (who’s site is currently under construction).

I like!

We got our Moo cards in the mail yesterday and they are so damn cute. We ordered 200 and we’re thinking it’s just not enough.

It’s an indie world, so listen to some worldly indie. The Ruby Suns’ album Sea Lion is making my shortlist for best albums of 2008. Highly recommended!

Listen to Oh Mojave

Indie NC (the blog version) launched this morning! Today’s post is an interview with Charlotte boutique Lark & Key. Indie NC will cover all kinds of NC-related good stuff, like street style, food, art, design, and business. And I’m going to be contributing weekly, so look for me over at Indie NC!