check out the beautiful clean modern lines of this Aussie dynamic duo, 

Inaluxe



ABOUT
Inaluxe is run by Kristina Sostarko and Jason Odd, located in a small country town in the Grampians, Victoria, Australia. Their philosophy when it comes to design is simple - Make it beautiful. Kristina started inaluxe in 2006. It was part time in nature, having to find balance between day jobs, and art. The focus was very much about having fun and exploration, just like it remains today. While the backbone of inaluxe remains the same,  2010 saw a move to full time with Jason Odd joining the label. These days as well as keeping busy with inaluxe, they both freelance, and work on independent design and writing. It keeps things fresh, and we love the mix of it all. As well as creating, they enjoy taking our dog Kibi for bush walks, exploring the forests, and getting to know all the amazing wildlife we are now neighbours with.  Both avid collectors when it comes to vintage objects, furniture, books, and music.  They are both keen gardeners, and love landscape design, and renovating.






















































































 










































  

See more of their amazing works @  

http://inaluxe.blogspot.com/





CHECK OUT THIS LETTERPRESS HOUSE IN NASHVILLE ! 
(FOR  BIG D. )  


HATCH SHOW PRINT
Letterpress print shop



"Advertising without posters is like fishing without worms."
- The Hatch Brothers 



ABOUT HATCH :

HATCH'S  chief designer is Jim Sherraden. If you follow music, art, and culture of the American South, sooner or later you're bound to run into the letters, images, and unmistakable "look" of Hatch Show Print. We're one of the oldest working letterpress print shops in America, and over the years our posters have featured a host of country music performers, ranging from Country Music Hall of Famers Hank Williams, Bill Monroe, and Johnny Cash to contemporary stars such as Garth Brooks and Wynonna. We've done it all without losing that irresistible appeal of turn-of-the-century Hatch posters, which were used to promote vaudeville, circus, and minstrel shows across the country. There's a reason why music lovers, Americana buffs, graphic arts collectors and designers, and commercial advertisers of all persuasions continue to turn to Hatch for inspiration. Just good 'ol fashioned + design +ink and paper. 








 












 







































































































































VISIT THEM NEXT TIME YOU ARE IN NASHVILLE!

HATCH SHOW PRINT
316 Broadway
Nashville, TN 37201


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