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Engagement ring box shaped like the house from Up

Paul Pape was commissioned to make an engagement ring box based on Carl Fredricksen's house from Up. He tried to do something different from Michal Miszta's take.

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Invitation to a wedding at La Brea Tar Pits

Save the date card and invitation to the wedding of Kevin Dart and Elizabeth Ito at the La Brea Tar Pits in Los Angeles. There's a really adorable photo of the two of them here. (And Kevin has lots of great art on sale here.)

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Animated wedding announcement

Part of a cute animated wedding announcement by Fuzzco. (Wait for it to load completely, you actually start at the bottom and scroll up.)

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Toy Story-themed engagement box

Toy Story-themed engagement box by Michal Miszta.

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Ark of the Covenant cake; Ray Lewis battling a stallion cake

Two cakes by Charm City Cakes:

Ark of the Covenant cake. You can see a great photo gallery of the wedding here.

Ray Lewis battling a stallion cake by Mary Lewis.

She also created a Ray Lewis jack-o'-lantern:

And finally, the best of the Old Spice commercials, where Ray Lewis equates using Old Spice Swagger to getting to fly on a rocket-powered raven into space:

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Link roundup

1. Rom, Space Knight illustration.

2. Webcomic wedding proposal. Via.

3. Consumer Reports recommends shopping at Costco for eyeglasses. Via.

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Paper sculpture wedding invitation

Inkless, laser engraved wedding invitation by Sonja Buehrke:

With the invitation telling the romantic fairy tale story of their wedding, from the proposal to the actual wedding party at a castle with alpine scenery, the folded leporello silhouette landscape card, does not only tell the story, but is unique and a keepsake to always remember the most gorgeous day of their lives. The intricate design and the folded pieces, combined especially with the two-colored paper make this invitation a little piece of art.

It started as a hand cut cutart wedding invitation, but I wanted it to be much more delicate and detailed. So the technique was to be laser cut with a touch of laser engraving. Producing an invitation without ink, it was a challenge to get the typography to be readable. Apart from that, it was also a challenge to not overdue the design, because the lasertime is expensive.

Via.

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