We’re proud to announce that the design and print work we did for Schlafly Beer just won an award of merit at the annual AIGA St. Louis design competition. For those who are asking, “what the heck does AIGA mean” it’s the American Institute of Graphic Arts. They pick and honor the region’s best design work each year and we’re flattered to have been chosen for this year’s line-up.
Back in October 2009 we designed a full line of retail products for Schlafly Beer including a calendar, a set of four postcards,

Read more... | Published: 04/07/10

Come see us next Saturday at the Off White Wedding Show! We’ll be joining other independent & local vendors at the first St. Louis alternative wedding show. Stop by to see some of our examples and to learn how we can work with you to personalize everything from save-the-date cards to invitations.

Details:
The Luminary Center for the Arts
4900 Reber Place
St. Louis MO 63139

11am-4pm

$5 in advance and $8 at the door

Please visit the Off White Wedding Show website for more info.

Read more... | Published: 03/27/10

Make plans to come out to the Firecracker Press this Saturday {02/06/10} for the Valentine’s Sale Spectacular! New Valentine Products! A FREE performance for all ages by StL’s Bottom’s Up Blues Gang! A limited edition print of the BUBG Show Poster! & MORE!!!

Doors OPEN at 11am. Show starts at 1pm. Shop closes at 3pm.

See you Saturday!!!

Read more... | Published: 02/04/10

Tune in to the St. Louis NPR affiliate, 90.7FM KWMU to hear us say, “you’re listening the St. Louis public radio.” You’ll hear our 0:30 second spot featured in-between other announcements and underwriting on a daily basis. Listen closely and hear the clickety clack of the printing presses running in the background. Can’t get KWMU where you live? Listen here…

You can also hear us on KDHX 88.1FM on Monday, February 8th at 9:00PM when we’ll be featured on Literature for the Halibut with Stefene Russell. We’ll be talking about the new issue of

Read more... | Published: 01/30/10

L4 was featured on Readymade’s Editor’s Blog…read all about it
here…

ReadyMade is named after the term that Marcel Duchamp coined in 1915 for a series of sculptures that playfully rethought the relationship between people and mass-produced objects, everyday items and art. ReadyMade is about people who make things and the culture of making.

Read more... | Published: 01/07/10