Business card by Jamie Wieck is wonderful! Via Habitat.
Decisions, decisions.
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2 comments:
that is amazing. What a great idea! The "decisions" is also fun, but it is driving me crazy that the pillow is photographed upside down on the chair...augh!
Love this! thanks! Any idea how the seeds were applied?
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