dorothee smith.

Dorothee’s photos are so moody I can almost hear Pete Yorn singing in the background. Gorgeous! LINK: DOROTHEE SMITH

I wonder where someone like Madame Peripetie hatches her ideas. Equal parts avant garde and completely, 100% nuts (in the best of ways), I’ve never seen a shoot of her’s that didn’t leave me guessing. And that, in my opinion, is great art. Hats off, Madame! LINK: MADAME PERIPETIE

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tuija helena markonsolo.

I’m endlessly inspired by this work of art from Tuija Helena Markonsolo, which is crazily covered in beading and other generally awesome things. Also of note? This insane dress. And because I’ll never be able to afford the original to frame in my hallway, the print is available at Saatchi for just $20. Is it

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alice channer.

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

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grace villamil.

Grace transforms ordinary spaces with a touch of floral magic. Isn’t it amazing what some vibrant blooms and a bit of creativity can do to a room? LINK: GRACE VILLAMIL

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sarah thomas.

Love this bold and graphic collage piece from England-based artist Sarah Thomas (£99). It shows such incredible movement, don’t you think? LINK: RISE ART p.s. Want to see more of my favorite talented ladies? Enjoy!