I have a bit of a design crush on Scott, founder of Sacred Mtn., mainly because of this image below: [I badly want to frame it on my office wall] Scott is the former creative director for Ordinary Kids, a bay area design studio specializing in print/interactive design. He’s now moved on to work with
I’ve been working on something top-secret, totally fabulous and groundbreaking for the past few months, and it’s ALMOST FINISHED! It’s my gift to you all for being such talented and savvy readers, and I [truly] couldn’t have compiled something so fantastic without the daily inspiration you bring me. Anyway, I’ve got to get my ducks
I find it both amusing and incredibly useful that Umbra has a section of their site dedicated to trash cans. I’ll admit, I’ve decoupaged a few trash cans in my life to sidestep the annoyingly ‘brushed silver’-ness of the cans I purchase at Target. And honestly, I sort of love each and every one of
When husband and I were stuck at the airport for a good seven hours flying home for the holidays, I perused Hudson News for a quick read. I had already read Print, Wallpaper and How (my usual hits), when I stumbled upon Antenna, a mag I’d never heard of. Maybe this is b/c I live
A friend tipped me off to Raydel last week after spotting him on the UO Blog, which, by the way, is pretty fabulous [minus the LaLohan references]. Anyway, Raydel is a Florida-based, self-taught photographer, which is just amazing to me. How does one teach himself to be awesome? Anyway [again], these are a few of
Oh yes, another Panimal artist. You know I’m in love. Mathilde Aubier is a stunning French artist with a love for illustration, papier mache and prints. Which would make me a U.S. blogger with a love for anything Mathilde Aubier. See? Best friend material right there, baby. Call me, Mathilde.
Happy Monday, DFM! I thought I’d kick off the new week with a bit of vintage costume jewelry love, a fetish I had reserved in my mind for old cat ladies and child beauty queens, but BOY, did it bite me back. About a year ago I purchased my first bakelite cameo at the Santa
