I am a fervent lover of mixed media, so seeing Vasilisa Forbes‘ work just made me weak at the knees. This London-based artist has quite a broad portfolio ranging from the kitschy to the high-tech inspired. Don’t you love when an artists explore different creative venues? IMAGE: Vasilisa Forbes on Saatchi Online
Good morning, friends. I’m back again with a dreamy/dance-y/hip hop-y playlist to get your week started! Let’s give this Monday a kick in the pants. [8tracks width=”300″ height=”250″ playops=”” url=”http://8tracks.com/mixes/961788″] 01. Unable — TEEN 02. Sweet Talk — Jessie Ware 03. Paradise — Wild Nothing 04. Lessons — Beach Fossils 05. Shadow — Blouse 06.
Watching the Olympics (OBSESSIVELY!) got me thinking about new beginnings, learning, and commitment. At some point in each of their respective lives, these athletes – the best in the world – woke up not knowing how to be good at their sport. There was one day in their lives when they started. And then they
Hello! This is Gab from The Artful Desperado. I’m super stoked to be able to share with you lots of art from around the globe! Let’s get started with bold colours, shall we? This painting by Michael Chase is part of the series Paintaway. All creations were made in his kitchen sink using acrylic paint and water on
The vivid technicolor Cargill salt beds prove that nature still invents new colors. Good thing, because stylist Tom van Dorpe uses every color of the rainbow in this V magazine spread! TOP: ANTHOLOGY / BOTTOM: TRENDLAND
Hi y’all! My name’s Ez, and I am most often found over on my blog Creature Comforts where I write about design, style, and anything else that strikes my fancy. I’m just delighted to be here today filling in for Erin while she and her husband are busy falling in love with their new little bundle of
1. Editions Do A comes to us from the minds behind French publication, Toc-Toc-Toc. With a similar feel as the publication in blog form, you’ll find nothing but pretty here. 2. Life in the Slow Line is a Japanese blog rounding up some seriously neat stuff from the web (the curator has also opened
Hi, I’m Kelly Lynn Jones! I will admit it, I am a workaholic. It is hard for me to stay away from my computer or phone in regards to Little Paper Planes and when I am not working on LPP, then I am working in my studio on my own art practice. There is little time for “fun”