Images by James Merrell: amazing photography - priceless inspiration!
Friday, June 12, 2009
Neutral Living
Color is obviously a huge part in the design world, but there is something very beautiful and intriguing about the lack of color. Texture and shape become vital. I find it very classy and calming.





Saturday, June 6, 2009
UP now available at...
I'm so very pleased to announce that you can now purchase UrbanPosture at Ephemera Stationary Studio in the East Village, downtown Des Moines. It's a seriously adorable shop run by two absolutely lovely ladies, Karin and Arin. Leslie and I are thrilled to be assosiated with Ephemera. If you're from the Des Moines Area and haven't been in there yet, I'm going to highly recommend that you don't wast anymore time and check it out today! More info here.


Thursday, June 4, 2009
Tuesday, June 2, 2009
Market Day Follow-up
UrbanPosture had the great opportunity to participate in Market Day, hosted by MSMF. We had loads of fun, met some great new people and were inspired by all the cool stuff! I can't wait for our next go, which will have to wait until the end of July. I'll keep you posted!
We added some seating / 'front counter' to our set-up - otherwise our display stayed the same. It was so nice not to have to stand for 8 hours, like Craft Saturday. The cupcake people set up right across from us - so lucky for us! And little miss Chimes was to our right - sweet girl with lovely handmade goods! Check them out here.
The coasters were a hit again. We also added a new shirt design to our collection for this event. Gotta love the birchtrees!! Huge THANK YOU to all who organized, participated and supported this event!
We added some seating / 'front counter' to our set-up - otherwise our display stayed the same. It was so nice not to have to stand for 8 hours, like Craft Saturday. The cupcake people set up right across from us - so lucky for us! And little miss Chimes was to our right - sweet girl with lovely handmade goods! Check them out here.
The coasters were a hit again. We also added a new shirt design to our collection for this event. Gotta love the birchtrees!! Huge THANK YOU to all who organized, participated and supported this event!
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
Surviving Without a Kitchen
On top of making a record this summer, Jacob and I decided to tear-out our kitchen and start over. It may sound a little impulsive, but we've actually been planning on doing this since we moved in last February. It's kind of a mess right now, but you just wait - it's going to be splendid:
Generally speaking, I like to camp. But I never thought I'd miss running water so much!! Washing dished in our little bathroom sink is getting really old and I'm also getting tired of walking and sitting and sleeping in a layer of dust. If I could use only one adjective to describe this portion of the removel it would be: 'griddy'.
On top of it our mircowave died the week before we started tear-out, so we've been eating lots of PB+J, hotdogs and brats on the grill and unfortunatelly, we've given in to our last resort: McDonald's. We justify it by walking there...buuut, it's only a block away. So, it probably isn't cancelling out all the terrible things we're putting in our bodies.
Sunday, May 24, 2009
Market Day in Des Moines

Market Street Media Foundry is hosting their very first Market Day. It's a bazaar-like market full of all kinds of lovely goods, including art, vintage and found items aaaand handmade goods. This is where UrbanPosture comes in. Leslie and I were invited to bring our screen-printed goods to share and sell. We are really looking forward to this weekend and the newly posed opportunities.
Also, I am dying to share some new developments for UrbanPosture, but will wait until it everything is in place.
Saturday, May 16, 2009
Take 2...
For those of you who don't know, my husband is Jacob Tyler Wolfgang: Water-heater salesman by day, and songwriter by night...and I get to play keyboard with him when possible. We released our first EP in May, 2007. As of last week, we officially started our first full-length at Logan Christian Audio. This is something Jacob and I have been working towards for quite some time. We had actually booked a studio in Benton Harbor. MI over 2 years ago with the intentions of recording this full-length. The week before our start date, the engineer lost the lease on his building and refunded our deposit. It was pretty disappointing at the time, but looking back it was probably the best thing that could have happened. Soon after, Jacob wrote "Bless our Burning Hearts" and we recorded the EP in Osage, IA. Funny how things work out....
So, anyway we are thrilled to (FINALLY!!) be in the studio. And working with Logan has been a treat!
So, anyway we are thrilled to (FINALLY!!) be in the studio. And working with Logan has been a treat!
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Jacob Tyler Wolfgang,
Logan Christain,
Recording
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