Oooooh, Betsy Walton. I LOVE Betsy Walton. She reminds me of a complex Jennifer Davis, but with a flair for humankind and the paranormal. I couldn’t sing her praises enough, so I’ll show you exactly what I mean. Click here to see Betsy’s fantastic portfolio.
I’ll be in and out of DFM for the next few days on an interior design assignment in AZ, so posting will be light, to say the least. So… feel free to write me a snail mail letter until I’ll return on Monday! And, if you need good stationary to do so, I can’t think
There are three main reasons I love Florida-based designer Jenn Renninger, owner of the Please Be Still Etsy shop: 1. Jenn’s range. Seriously, take a look at these three prints. Could you even imagine the SAME person painting each of these?2. Eames. Need I say more?3. Her Modern Design Deck is brilliant. No joke. Order
Love this clutch from Slow Moving Vehicle. Check out their fabulous work here, but be careful— there’s nothing slow moving about falling in love!
Ahhh, Jennifer Davis. I must be on another one of my art kicks, because I find myself gravitating toward Jennifer’s work again and again. Jennifer is one of those artists who is talented not only for her fabulous eye and execution, but for her mind. Each of her pieces are painfully strong and thought-provoking. Better
Today’s “Hat’s Off!” goes to Katy Cove, a fabulous artist who works solely with cut and burned paper, horse hair, and etched glass. I can imagine what the result would be if I tried to get crafty with those materials, but for Katy, it’s a dream. Now exhibiting at Branch Gallery in NC, Katy’s work
What is it with prints where people are animals and animals are people? I smell a trend alert coming… Anyway, no one does it like Marmee Craft. A fave Etsy-er of mine, Marmee Craft works with all sorts of mixed media to bring you the very best in prints, stationary, and stuffed animals! Click here
Oh gosh, the memories of saying that to my catty high school friends. Anyway, I am SO SO SO excited to feature this next designer. A fabulous guy with an even more fabulous eye, Anand Gowda is the brains behind Gravy, a San Franciscan design studio. Anand’s work has been featured in ReadyMade magazine, Apartment
