OsloPress

We are happy to announce that we have recently added a new typeface to our collection.  It’s not up on the site just yet, but here is a little demonstration:

This calligraphy inspired typeface designed by Ale Paul, is full of flourishes and possibilities.  Like what you see but not sure it is the right fit for your invite?  That’s what we’re here for.  When working together to create your stationery, you will always have the opportunity to see several different typefaces in action.  Burgues, as well as some of the other scripts in our collection, can be dressed up a bit for more flair, or can be left simple and clean.  We are more than happy to show you the different looks that can be achieved with each one.  All you have to do is ask…

For quite some time now we have been planning to update the website with new designs.  However, we are very much behind schedule and here it is…  the middle of October already!  We really didn’t take into account that the summer would be jam-packed with working on clients’ jobs – leaving little time for anything else.  Fortunately though, just as the temperature outside is finally cooling down a bit, I think we can work in the time to update the website.  I won’t give any specific dates as we wouldn’t want to get any hopes up.  But soon… I promise!  Until then, I think another sneak peek is way overdue:

Here you can see a little envelope detail in action – teal ink on pearl white cotton paper with a combination of Lily Wang and Arabic typefaces.  Enjoy!

As mentioned in the last post, I will try and upload several sneak peek images of the new designs that are on their way. Above you see a sample utilizing a combination of spring green and chocolate inks, maple wood, and crisp white cotton paper. The selected typefaces are Bolivar and Trajan – a combination I find elegant with  just a touch of attitude.

I would like to mention that this motif was created at the request of a bride. We felt it would be a perfect addition to our catalog, so we are keeping it around.

Enjoy!

We have recently added a few new fonts to our existing list. However, since the list is a bit overwhelming, we are working on a way to better showcase them. Perhaps showing each one in use would allow you to get a better feel for them – in turn making the decision process a bit easier.

If you ask me, hunting for a new font is as exciting as buying a new pair of shoes. We have some new designs in the works and I can’t wait to try some of these out. Instead of explaining why we felt the need to add these particular fonts to our collection, I will let them speak for themselves: