Meg, I really enjoyed your posts this week. Loved the presentation (made my little graphic designer heart go pitter-pat) and your unique view of underdog/mundane items like rubber bands. Thanks for sharing!

Your posts were great this week, thank you! I love the graph paper in the background all week – what is it about graph paper that is so satisfying!?

I used lobster bands to create accessories to compliment my collection for a fashion show this past spring. You can check it out here:
http://hayleygriffin.com/index.php?/fashion/lobsterman-goes-runway-ss09—studio/

Meg,

I adored your posts all week … they certainly brought a little whimsy to all my days.

Thank you!

thank you for a lovely post, really inspiring!

the artist Miloš Tomić loves them, too.

you have to visit his homepage: http://www.milostomic.com
his work is amazing, especially his stop’motion films …

I don’t get no. 4. Can you explain / post another view of it?

Ditto, Johan. What is that last thing?

i love the rubber band! and i might just use that napkin ring idea in the future…so cute!

I think it’s a “rubber band-aid”… get it?
I’d love to see who it’s attributed to, though.

awww, you guys are too nice!

sorry about image #4: looks like the label didn’t publish. it’s a label held by a rubberband (it’s around a a roll of paper) by the hara design institute.

here’s their site:
http://www.ndc.co.jp/hara/home_e/

Meg, you’ve now moved in to my top 5 favorite guest bloggers on d*s. :) Appreciate the extra design work you put into the presentation of your posts!! Thanks for showing us simple things used in remarkable ways!

completely FAB! I designed a series on the greatness of paper which you might like to see, would have to email it though – sorry that sounds so arrogant, but really, it’s strange how related it is :)

all the best.
thea.
xx