To everyone that has bought a day ruining invoice notepad: I would LOVE to start a little tumblog of anonymously (or not anonymous, if you’re feeling ballsy) filled out day-ruining invoices. I think you guys will come up with some pretty hilarious retribution demands, particularly between “and another thing” and “for god’s sake!”. You can be vague about the client’s name if you feel like a jerk for putting their real name or if you don’t want to poo poo them because they’re a repeat client and you just had a bad experience one time. Just tear out a page and fill it out and scan it 72dpi RGB in and send to hello@jessicahische.com with the subject “DAY-RUINER DOCUMENTED”. If you haven’t picked up a notepad yet, you should, so all we designers can giggle and sigh collectively around the water-cooler that is the internet.
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Send me your Day-Ruining Invoices
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Be my intern (UPDATE: Position filled)
I need an intern for one day per week (Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday, probably just for 3-5 hours) for shipping and exacto-ing. You must (of course) live in Brooklyn or NYC in general, be able to commute to Bushwick, Brooklyn (convenient to L and M trains), be able to trim things PERFECTLY, not be allergic to cats, not be a crazy person, and be willing to stand in line at the post office. The pay is $10/hr. Please email hello@jessicahische.com with the subject line “POSSIBLE INTERN” to inquire further.
UPDATE – Position filled. Thanks internet!
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So, I’m making wrapping paper
Help me decide what colors to make! I’m thinking silver ink on colored French Paper, which is nice and heavy and high quality (and awesome colors). I want to narrow it down to three or four colors of paper so I picked a few from their different lines — Pop-Tone, Construction and Dur-O-Tone.
I’m thinking Cotton Candy, Blu Raspberry, Hot Fudge, and Whip Cream, but I really like all of these colors so I haven’t totally made up my mind yet…let me know what you think in the comments, which ones you’d be most likely to buy, etc.
Here is the design I’m going to print. These are all uncoated papers, so if I print with a metallic ink it won’t be incredibly shiny, just a bit shimmery. I’ll be selling them as 18 x 24 sheets in my store and using sheets to wrap the posters and whatnot that I sell (bonus!)
