Our freshly updated mounting template and instructions for our Block Clocks. Printed on Steam Whistle Press’s new Risograph and laser cut in house by us - via followsuchandsuch
Our Block Clock sale is live on FAB.com. Get them while they’re hot. You know you want one!
Thanks to everyone who already got their orders in.
Such + Such is coming to Fab 06/23/12
I guess this means it’s official, check out our sale preview on fab.com!
We’re going live in 2days and 21hours. The count down begins.
“The three-man team at Such + Such is all about keeping it real. From start to finish, it handles the production process for Block Clocks under its own Cincinnati-based roof, using only locally found hard woods. These carved walnut and maple clocks feature a natural grain, but a preternatural presence.”
Thanks Steam Whistle Press for our beautiful new letter press business cards. How official are these?
Too legit.
“Cincinnati Growing Cincinnati” via The Queen City Project:
On May 17th and 18th Cincinnati played host to the CEOs for Cities 2012 National Meeting. The theme of this distinguished conference was “The City as a Startup” and to help illustrate that concept SpringBoard, ArtWorks and ArtPlace reached out to the QCP to produce a short film that highlighted the entrepreneurial awesomeness that is taking place in our fair city.
Beyond simply spotlighting a few local, independent success stories we wanted to give due credit to the organizations that help perpetuate this independent start-up spirit. Organizations like SpringBoard, Losantivilleand the Brandery that provide entrepreneurs with the resources and support to help them achieve lift-off.
The businesses we decided to feature in the video each operate under the umbrella of one of those incubators. They are all doing amazing work across a broad range of mediums, from guerrilla gardening to mobile app development, and we encourage you to check each and every one out:
Findlay Market
Able Projects
Mamluft and Co.
Visualingual
Ampersand
Such & Such
Choremonster
RoadtrippersA lot of wonderful and creative Cincinnatians came together to make this film happen, and as a result of that, we think this might be our best feature yet, but we’ll let the work speak for itself.
Losantiville on a warm February night.
A quiet kind of vinyl.