Remember me bugging you guys about my start-up when I was on Kickstarter? Well, crazy things have been happening with my new little company. This coming Friday, February 3rd at 8pm, I’ll be on ABC & Sony Picture’s “Shark Tank” pitching my company, You Smell, to the sharks.

lol..Can you imagine how they’re going to respond? I want to tell you guys so bad about what all happened! Please watch the show :)

P.S. We’re officially launching on Friday, but the site is up and ready for pre-orders. If you want anything from our first batch, go to the website before the rush on Friday!  www.yousmellsoap.com

(This is just a reminder post…don’t comment on this one, please use the link above to go to the original post)

For the last day of Christmas, I’m giving away a pack of different vintage labels from my collection. I hand picked each of these, so there’s no filler junk in it- it’s all gorgeous! :)

Just answer the question and you’ll be entered to win the pack!

How do you use vintage graphics? (Do you draw inspiration from them? Use them in your artwork? Pull flourishes or type from them?)

Okay invisible readers. I know you’re out there- Google Analytics gave you away a long time ago.

When I’m digging through archives I’m generally breezing through the eras before the late 1900s. However, there is also some great stuff in the late 90s and I’ve been debating if it qualifies as vintage…which brings me to this post.

What is your definition of vintage? When does something pass from “Modern” to “Vintage”?

Is there a rule of thumb for the time that has to pass? Or is it just when a style is no longer being produced and got shelved? Let me know your thoughts!

For a FREE download from the downloads store:  Just spend a minute answering the question. Don’t just throw out a random date to get a promo code..that’s just plain lazy, and since all of my readers are amazing, I’ll just assume you’re a spammer and say a “nocodeforyou!” in your direction.