I'm having a little trouble blogging lately, mainly because we are doing so many bloggable things! Painting, exploring, reading, knitting, ...

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This gorgeous black and white Toronto wedding had me at, _make your own caesar bar. _I literally don't need to know another detail about this fabulous day because clearly, it was amazing. A Simple Ph...

Throughout July we were sent a mass of incredible work to keep us busy and cheerful through this whirlwind of weather we appear to be having. This month we whittled it down to our ten favourites including a stack of incredibly intricate zines, catalogues of furniture, children's books that can be appreciated by all, and some hilariously topical illustration... h3. Sarah Tanat Jones: _Make America Hate Again_

Anthony Burrill’s new publication _Make It Now_ is his treatise on “creative inspiration and getting things done”. Part biography, part musing on what it is to create work, the hardback book published by Penguin Random House and designed in collaboration with APFEL. It offers insights and tips on working in design, as well as anecdotes by Anthony and his collaborators that uncover the stories behind some of his most famous works. The book is jam-packed with typographic artworks and messages that appear like a scrap book of ideas. Each story is interspersed with photos and quotes that portray a gentle portrait of one of the most popular designers working today. We caught up with Anthony to find out more.

Kate Moross is one of a kind in the creative industry, as we discovered when the designer spoke about their working process at "Here 2013":http://first-broadcast.com/watch/kate-moross1; Kate's DIY approach to the craft, which advises "if you don't know how to do something, YouTube it" leaves them both limitless scope to execute their ideas and a diverse series of job titles to match, counting graphic designer, fashion designer, illustrator and art director among them. Evidently not one to sit back and count their chickens though, Kate has now added author to their list, publishing their first book _Make Your Own Luck_, a kind of memoir-come-guide book aimed at similarly-minded creatives looking for advice on how to survive art school, how to deal with copycats and how to go about directing music videos when you have bucket-loads of ideas but not a lot of know-how.