Lunalux owner Jenni Undis is featured in the latest edition of Minneapolis St. Paul Magazine, in the column People Who Do Cool Things. Look for the interview and a smattering of photos on page 60 of the February 2010 issue. The magazine is on newsstands now, and the story should be available on the MSP Magazine website sometime soon. But for now, you’ll just have to read it here. And in Small World News, the photos were taken by Stephanie Colgan, who we worked with back in 2007 on business stationery. Click here to read about the work we did for Stephanie.
This week for Stationery Saturday, we’re printing pocket-sized matchbook-style notebooks. Hello, perfect Valentine’s Day present! You get your choice of red, blue or brown covers, imprinted with three lines of silver text (approximately 9 letters per line, max) – our samples show a first, middle and last name, but we’re counting on our customers to come up with clever wording such as nick-names, inside jokes, or sweet nothings. Finished notebooks will be staple-bound with 20 perforated pages. These three-by-five-inch notebooks fit in the tiniest of places, and are great for to-do list and notes on the go. You’ll get 6 personalized notebooks for $29, and additional notebooks with the same imprint are $4 each. You can watch as we run the Heidelberg Windmill for a one-on-one letterpress demonstration, or enjoy a cup of coffee and pick out a few Valentines while we do the dirty work.
Valentine’s Day is fast approaching (this Sunday, February 14 – tick tock!). So get thee to a paperie (such as Lunalux) between now and Sunday to pick up a card or two for your nearest and dearest. Our favorite lovey-dovey cards this year are from 
This blustery winter weather is bringing me down. So I’ve been self-administering a little paper therapy, sifting through stacks of summery samples to lift my spirits. The most effective treatment thus far? Adrienne and Matthew’s vibrant fuchsia and tangerine wedding stationery. This was such a big project for us, I’m not sure why it didn’t make the blog before now. Were we too busy to write? Did we get distracted by pretty shiny objects? Hard to say! But I’m happy to share it with you now, mid-blizzard. We started working with the bride and groom last May. When they first visited Lunalux, they had specific ideas about what they wanted on their invitations (a funky little flower, and bold lettering with a strong emphasis on the date) but left the particulars of the design up to us. So it was great fun to experiment with different graphics, fonts and compositions. We explored a number of charming flowers, mostly culled from our vast library of clip art; so we were excited that they settled on this two-color image, a Lunlux original.
