Have you felt the magic of Chelsea Victoria’s photography? Lady of Chinatown, Through the Trees and Wonderland all paint three separate stories for me which is why I’ve selected them to share below. I find most of her photos to be like this though, they make you really stop and look. And think. [...]
Archive for February, 2010
Influenced largely by mid century design illustration, Scandinavian ceramics, the kitschy 1980s and 1970s textiles, Lisa Jones is one great illustrator. Have you heard of this London-based talent before? If not, you’ll want to visit her website, Lisa Jones Studio, to preview her work which ranges from cards to tea towels, [...]
I love the whimsical illustrations by Amy at Vanilla Bug in Australia. That’s really all I’ve got for you on this one. I just like it and thought I’d share. :)
So cute and they’re all originals!
(images: vanilla bug)
I wrote about the lovely Haus Interior over at Real Simple today… have you heard of this shop yet? I love the home of the owner too – she is originally from Germany but now lives in New York City and I find her such an inspiration because she has a [...]
I was reading Daydream Lilly this morning and found a beautiful link buried in one of her old posts that I clicked and boom! into the rabbit’s hole I fell! I found Jordan Clarke in Australia who has a delightful blog that I’d seen before but somehow forgotten but [...]
Hello friends! Sorry for not getting this up a bit sooner. Hopefully we can apply a little bit of better late than never to excuse my tardiness? And how are you doing? Is all well for you?
I’ve talked about Leah Duncan and [...]
I just read such a lovely interview with former Domino magazine Editor-in-Chief Deborah Needleman over on Natalie Walton’s blog Daily Imprint.
If you didn’t catch that, you must check it out. I have to quote Deborah for just a moment because I [...]
There is one thing I think that we can sometimes misplace during the course of a lifetime. Of course we can get it back again, but it’s good to try not to lose it in the first place. It’s our sense of curiosity. Not really for things we’re naturally interested in, but for those in [...]



































