My dear friend Marisa has done it— she’s self-published her first children’s book and I am just so so excited to have it be completely well-received. Marisa is one of those kind souls who never fails to teach you something about yourself. She’s constantly learning more about herself and it’s such an inspiration to see
Jen combines photographs with intricately carved text to create a series of conceptual pieces that address memory and nostalgia. Link: Artwork by Jennifer Khoshbin.
Jill [Hi, Jill!] sent me a link to this shop a few days ago, and I’m loving every single find on the site. My favorite? This adorable wrapping paper from Sukie. Link: Nineteen Seventy Three – ONLINE SHOP.
We’re looking, Kate. And it’s much more than just OK. ;) Link: Kate Neckel.
Another month, another mag. In case you’re unfamiliar with things here at Design for Mankind, each month I publish a print/online magazine chock-full of inspiration from the emerging art/design/craft community. I’m so pleased to present the third issue today and want to thank this issue’s premium sponsor, Jason George (Italian fine art photographer), for making
I haven’t read this book yet, but I’m going to. Allan Kaprow. YES! It can’t possibly be a bad one. Link: Flag.CC
“excuse me— may i draw on your shoes?” $19.95 at Chronicle Books. Link: Chronicle Books.
“Myspace Innominate is an experiement that explores how people transmit an identity over the internet and then looks at how this identity is interpreted by others.” Link: Joe Baglow.