English artist Alice Channer has a super fascinating interview over at Mousse Magazine. A talented installation artist, she shares loads about her process, including the art of negative space, artistic framing and the concept of division. A must-read for artists and art-lovers alike! LINK: MOUSSE MAGAZINE photos via the approach
Admittedly, musical instruments aren’t the most parent-friendly toys to have on hand, and I’m sure my sisters are just waiting for the day they can get even with me for gifting my nieces and nephews their fair share of train whistles, kazoos and xylophones. Yet with such cute little drums on the market, I can’t
Benjamin’s work for Vogue Portugal is blowing my face off. I’ll be speaking at a local high school for career day today — I can totally don any of the above frocks, yes? Good. LINK: BENJAMIN KANAREK
Tired of the same old kid photography swirling around the Internet? Check out the amazing photo shoots from Katelyn Mooney – full of imagination, dress-up and kid-friendly play.
I’m so into geodes these days, and my gracious, when coupled with street art? My heart implodes. A Common Name is installing these beauties (made from cut and painted paper) all over L.A. – anyone seen one in person? I’m so madly in love! VIA: THIS IS COLOSSAL
Future Frank Lloyd Wrights take note: Archibox is the newest magnetic puzzle for kids and adults alike. Designed to replicate famous buildings around the world (I’m loving Chateau De Chambord!), it’s a sure win for the budding architect in your family.
Egle plants things in clothes and turns them into couture. Quite a vision this one has, yes? I’m amazed! LINK: EGLE CEKANAVICIUTE
Wooden teethers can be fantastic alternatives to their plastic counterparts – they’re nontoxic, eco-friendly and organic. (And OK, super adorable.) Here are my top five favorites on the market – all super affordable and from Etsy sellers!: