a noisy alphabet

There is a very special place in my heart for alphabet prints, and British cartoonist Tom Gauld's A Noisy Alphabet is my current favorite. Pre-order yours on his website.

floral alphabet

While I absolutely love the cooler weather of autumn, a part of me can't help but miss the summer. This garden-inspired, hand-crafted and photographed floral alphabet, from Anne Lee Designs, brought me right back to those long, bright days. Lovely work.

(Via The Design Ark)

if I had a million dollars

I would buy...{the print edition: the alphabet}

beauchamping's amazing ALPHABETprint.

A pretty cobalt and graphite letterpress alphabet art print, from Sycamore Street Press.

Sasha Prood's Botanica Caps poster, available at Arty People.

A screenprinted animal alphabet poster from petitecollage.

And handz's colorful alphabet typography poster.

L'abecedaire de Flora Douville

Flora Douville, a French illustrator and artist, created these pretty alphabet prints, which you can now purchase on sale at minouchet, an adorable children's store. If you're looking for photographs of flowers and other pretty images that will make you want to pack up and move to France, you should check out Flora's blog, and you can see more of Flora's work in her online shop.

paper nut and robot alphabets

Remember this post, about the alphabet that Jeanie, of the paper nut, has been working on? Well, it's finally finished, and I think it looks great. Posters should be available soon!

Also on the lettering front is the cool robot alphabet, from jimbot. Individual letters are available as prints, in either pink, blue or green.

(Via Black*Eiffel and Design Mom)

lovely letters

Jeanie, of the blog Jeanie & Jewel and the stationary store the paper nut, is working on these lovely letters for a display alphabet that she wants to use for silkscreened prints (you can find all of the ones she's created so far here and here, and another set here). I love how ornate and creative she's been with these, and can't wait to see all of them together, once she finishes the entire alphabet.

(via Black*Eiffel)