Happy weekend, my lovelies! I'm back to the Treasury after a two-week hiatus (imposed by schoolwork - really - and a visiting friend), and psyched to share some cool finds with you. Let's get to it, shall we?
First up, courtesy of the ever-stylish Hollister Hovey,
a collection of Holiday magazine covers from the 1950s. They are absolute perfection: graphic little time capsules of Americana, depicting destinations from sea to shining sea.
Next up, we have Kelty, the super-talented designer and photographer behind Steep Street. Her print and web work are gorgeous, but I'm especially taken with her photography. She recently posted photos from
a wedding she shot in Big Sur, and they are, in a word, stunning. You can check out
her full site here, and follow
her blog here.
Finally, some very exciting news from just over the East River.
Kings County Distillery, the Brooklyn-based small-batch bourbon maker, has just started selling bottles of their product. I don't know about you, but I can't wait to get my hands on the first hard booze (legally) made in the city since the end of Prohibition. Especially since it's bourbon. Smoky, sweet, lovely bourbon.
First up, courtesy of the ever-stylish Hollister Hovey, a collection of Holiday magazine covers from the 1950s. They are absolute perfection: graphic little time capsules of Americana, depicting destinations from sea to shining sea.
Next up, we have Kelty, the super-talented designer and photographer behind Steep Street. Her print and web work are gorgeous, but I'm especially taken with her photography. She recently posted photos from a wedding she shot in Big Sur, and they are, in a word, stunning. You can check out her full site here, and follow her blog here.
Finally, some very exciting news from just over the East River. Kings County Distillery, the Brooklyn-based small-batch bourbon maker, has just started selling bottles of their product. I don't know about you, but I can't wait to get my hands on the first hard booze (legally) made in the city since the end of Prohibition. Especially since it's bourbon. Smoky, sweet, lovely bourbon.
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