Here's a fine bit of Gothic stationary:
One could say it gives "stationary" a new meaning, as in fixed in place:
(via the awesome Andrew Connell, who's been doing such fine work at the Draculablog)
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Very, very adorable stuff. The next time I need stationary or headphones in the shape of sushi, this place is where it's at. They also have RAD San Francisco souvenir items. I wish more places carried locally made SF items like they do, instead of all the mass produced crap that people typically buy at Fisherman's Wharf.
Posted by: Stationary | September 01, 2012 at 13:24