I kept it simple. My logo? Not perfect. Some of the serifs are a little off and it has no rhyme or reason. But, I like it like that. I wanted to be able to hand someone my card (maybe scribble something on the back) and allow them to get a sense of how I work. Or how my brain works? Too deep?

Also, like my Barbie Pink nail polish?

From top to bottom: Swiss Legacy- Dalston, Found on Oh So Beautiful Paper via Bella Figura, Found on Under Consideration: FPO and designed by The Hungry Workshop, Found on The City Sage.

Oh yes. I’ve given myself a deadline. On April 1st, Allison Lehman Design will be re-launching. Let the countdown begin!

I’ve always had the biggest design crush on Keetra Dean Dixon. The pieces I’ve featured above are a part of a project. Check out all her work here. AMAZING! Seriously, I’m her biggest admirer.

Greetings, pals. I hope you all had lovely fall-like weekends. It was chilly here and I loved it. Enjoy the links. And always feel free to post some of your favorite links as well.

- I’ll always be drawn to chalkboard walls. We had a small chalkboard wall in our old place and it was a lot of fun. Not too hard to cover either.

- I’m not a big “game person” but I would be willing to give these Typeface Memory Cards a try.

- Graphic designer Emma Robertson’s style reminds me of my own. Love her business cards!

- I loved shopping at Topshop in London. Here’s a look at their makeup line. So cute.

- Six Impossible Things, reposted by Sharon (who’s blog I adore).

- Sonya shared Lonnie Webb’s work on her blog. So beautiful.

- A gridulator? Yes!

- I love this weekend DIY.

- Stunning image above from Kim Holtermand’s Tuve (found over at Teen Angster)

- A wonderful, fresh approach to scrapbooking. Love it.

- I found a link to this awesome Mad Men photoshoot. It may be old but how gorgeous is January Jones?

- Adorable correspondence set.

- TCBY gets a new look.

- I love Ashley Meaders work. Her work was used in Max and Margaux’s wedding. Brilliant.

- Have you heard of We Are Hunted? Check it out.

- Richard Renaldi’s work. Touching Strangers.

- And I’m so excited to see Urbanized next year! If you haven’t seen Helvetica or Objectified…do it.

Photography by Walker Photography.