Inspired to do some New Year organization and this wonderful post by Jessica Hische, I now have a nice new shiny dock!
What new projects are you going to do this year?
-Ellen
Wednesday, January 5, 2011
Monday, December 6, 2010
What's Happening?
To the naked eye, it looks as though the lovely ladies of Jinky Wink have been stagnant for many, many months now. Truth? We've been working our butts off! It's taking a little time, but we are completely revamping Jinky Wink. From the products to the designs to the way we do business. What does this mean to you, our loyal fans? Awesomeness. Customizable awesomeness.
That's right - once we launch our new website, our products will be totally custom. From happy birthday to happy baby, personal stationery to "we've moved!" We're covering all your needs. With style, of course.
Here is a sneak peek of some of our upcoming designs!
Questions, or need a custom job now? Contact us: info@jinkywink.com
Cheers!
The Jinky Wink Girls
That's right - once we launch our new website, our products will be totally custom. From happy birthday to happy baby, personal stationery to "we've moved!" We're covering all your needs. With style, of course.
Here is a sneak peek of some of our upcoming designs!
Questions, or need a custom job now? Contact us: info@jinkywink.com
Cheers!
The Jinky Wink Girls
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Delicious Cake Designs
Since our wedding business has really picked up, it made me start wondering how wedding cakes can also be fun and funky. Here are a few examples from across the country that do an amazing job of looking both delicious and whimsical.
Nancy Kay Confections
Oak Mill Bakery
Martha Stewart Weddings (of course!)
Luscious Layers
Mark Joseph
Mark Joseph (again)
Mark Joseph (and again!)
Wedding cakes that inspire!
- Ellen
Oak Mill Bakery
Martha Stewart Weddings (of course!)
Luscious Layers
Mark Joseph
Mark Joseph (again)
Mark Joseph (and again!)
Wedding cakes that inspire!
- Ellen
Tuesday, August 10, 2010
Fabulous Fall Wedding
Wedding invitations. They set the tone for the big day in a big way. So when you agree to work on a family wedding, the pressure is on! Thankfully, it was a smooth ride. And the results are, if I do say so myself, freekin' fabulous. Check out the photos below::
The workspace – aka the dining room table. Oh, how I long for a bigger house with a giant office! Photo features our great Gocco machine – we are still mourning the possibility that it will be extinct soon...
Detail of the invitation. Font is Bickham Script - with all it's gorgeous glyphs and Open Type features. Love love.
Thank you cards.
Finished invitations and RSVP cards. Incorporated the organic swirls into the basic lines on the RSVP so it looks super finished and cohesive.
All packed up and ready to go! Sometimes simple twine can make things look really classic and beautiful.
Until next time... Cheers!
Tamara
The workspace – aka the dining room table. Oh, how I long for a bigger house with a giant office! Photo features our great Gocco machine – we are still mourning the possibility that it will be extinct soon...
Detail of the invitation. Font is Bickham Script - with all it's gorgeous glyphs and Open Type features. Love love.
Thank you cards.
Finished invitations and RSVP cards. Incorporated the organic swirls into the basic lines on the RSVP so it looks super finished and cohesive.
All packed up and ready to go! Sometimes simple twine can make things look really classic and beautiful.
Until next time... Cheers!
Tamara
Wednesday, July 14, 2010
Privacy please!
In our house we have an enclosed porch that is currently being used as a guest room. For the longest time I just had a sheet thrown over the door. Although it gave our guests privacy, it did not look good and did not allow the door to shut all the way. Not particularly ideal, so inspiration hit and I went to work.
Thursday, May 6, 2010
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Holga Photography
Digital cameras are wonderful. Personally I love my Nikon D60 with its amazing speed, quality and sharpness. However, if you want to try something completely different, you should look at a Holga. It's an unassuming plastic camera, that at first glance you wonder if it's a child's toy.
Then when you look at some of the pictures you take, you realize that you have something special. The picture quality is soft and dreamlike, with a lot of character. You will see a lot of photographers try to emulate this look, but this is the real deal!
And if you weren't already having enough fun, look at this fabulous white version available at Urban Outfitters.
Happy picture taking!
- Ellen
Then when you look at some of the pictures you take, you realize that you have something special. The picture quality is soft and dreamlike, with a lot of character. You will see a lot of photographers try to emulate this look, but this is the real deal!
And if you weren't already having enough fun, look at this fabulous white version available at Urban Outfitters.
Happy picture taking!
- Ellen
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