Saturday, November 20, 2010
illustration saturday 3
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| sandra dieckmann |
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| sandra dieckmann |
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| via books paper scissors |
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| pinky toast |
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| gaetan billault |
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| Haciendo el Indo shop |
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| Valentina Ramos |
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| Valentina Ramos- love yourself |
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| Valentina Ramos |
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| Valentina Ramos |
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| Valentina Ramos-Iphone cover |
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| The Nebulous Kingdom |
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| The Nebulous Kingdom |
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| Thomas Dian |
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| Marie Desbons |
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| jen skelley |
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| Ana Botezatu-schetches |
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| Ana Botezatu-schetches |
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| Ana Botezatu |
Friday, November 19, 2010
Happy Friday!
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| 1000beautifulthings shop on Etsy |
(Napoleon Hill)
love for design (part I)
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| kings college chapel Cambridge |
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| little brown pen |
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| marina dorignac designer |
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| a nun scripted life blog |
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| turkish details by heavenwildfleur blog |
Thursday, November 18, 2010
love your Earth
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| Love and Lemonade photo |
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| gabrielleloves |
This world is not guilty of anything, we are the guilty ones......that we don't know how to love it back, appreciate it enough....
What have we done for this world to make it better?
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| cerniciuc anna photography |
paper art
Paper art by Yulia Brodskaya :
Miami based Jen Stark’s vibrant oeuvre of the last few years comes full circle in a Miami show at Carol Jazzar’s with works that pay homage to her own prolific trajectory. A recessed paper hole in the wall reminiscent of a seminal early work sets the tone for a reflective collection of characteristically mystifying sculptures.
Complex gradients and intricate, mingling lattices of color and geometry push the envelope of the artist’s own expectations and explode the ocular sense. A freestanding zig-zag form that invites viewers to encompass it, beguiled by its illusionistic surface further enforces the 360 degree quality to this offering.
Yum Yum London:
Mattson Creative:
Elsa Mora:
Carlos Meira:
"Clouds" by unknown artist (if you know,please comment)
via Rag and Bone blog
Miami based Jen Stark’s vibrant oeuvre of the last few years comes full circle in a Miami show at Carol Jazzar’s with works that pay homage to her own prolific trajectory. A recessed paper hole in the wall reminiscent of a seminal early work sets the tone for a reflective collection of characteristically mystifying sculptures.
Complex gradients and intricate, mingling lattices of color and geometry push the envelope of the artist’s own expectations and explode the ocular sense. A freestanding zig-zag form that invites viewers to encompass it, beguiled by its illusionistic surface further enforces the 360 degree quality to this offering.
via Rag and Bone blog
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| Bomboland |
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| simon schubert |
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