To The Letter
What It Is: A series of prints by artist Mike Boon that incorporate famous (and not-so-famous) characters and creatures into alphabetic pictograms. The idea? Teach little ones their letters without sacrificing style in a pretty engaging way. It’s a heck of a lot more memorable to learn your letters by naming fictional princesses or Pixar characters than plain ol’ typefaces. It also makes a fun guessing game for adults that are particular fans of a fictional realm.
Who It’s For: On the surface, any little one that’s particularly attached to a specific series; the character choices range from Super Mario Bros to a broader scope, like ‘Horror Icons’ (bottom right). Alternatively a genre-obsessed friend might not mind one as a kitschy piece of art for their basement.
What It Costs: Prices start at $18 for a loose print – but you can actually adapt these to everything from an iPhone case to a hoodie.
Where It’s At: Print shop Society6.
Want a bonus entry into yesterday’s OnHand giveaway? Tell me in the comments below – which of these fun Alphabet Prints would you must love to own?
Canadian Gift Guide 
That is very creative!
Marvelphabet is the one for me.
Unfortunately I’m past that stage – my grandkids are a little too old.
I like Sesame Street.
P is for pixar
love the Muppets & the Simpsons alphabets.
I’d like the Sesame Street one for my granddaughter.
They are all so eye pleasing,I love that there are so many things to choose from that can helpp children learn.
OnHand bonus entry: of these fun Alphabet Prints, I would most love to own Mike Boon’s Marvelphabet