These candy coloured photographs are from Austin – based artist Matt Crump. Gorgeous eye candy series! More information on mattcrump.com. You can also purchase online at his etsy shop.
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An handpicked photography by swedish artist Philip Karlberg for Alcro. Enjoy!
Perfectly formed and beautifully coloured Jello molds by Netherlands based artist Arnout van Albada found today on thejealouscurator.com. They remind me of the delicious dessert paintings of Wayne Thiebaud.
Gorgeous pastel coloured mini French meringues. So fresh and inviting.
Head over to decor8 for details.
Creative process – the contradictions.
“Less is more”
- Ludwig Mies van der Rohe
“Less is a bore”
- Robert Venturi speaking about restraint in design, the New York Herald Tribune, 28 Jun 1959
Source:
The Architect Says. Quotes, Quips, and Words of Wisdom by Laura Dushkes for Princeton Architectural Press.
Another yummy foodtypography project by Danielle Evans from marmaladebleue.com.
This time, QT Pie. Candy hearts, is about sharing her love for candy. Head over to the Tumblr Food Typography blog for some more. Have a sweet day!
Colourful and playful “Tahiti” Lamp by Ettore Sottsass for Memphis designed by Ettore Sottsass – Italy.
Perfectly stitched cats peeking out of shirts? How adorable!
Those Cats in Pocket embroideries are by Japanese artist and mum Hiroko Kubota. Mrs Kubota began embroidering her son’s shirts on his request as he wanted cats on his shirt. She then made her brand of neko shirts that she sells on her Etsy shop. Apparently, she will soon embroider rabbits and dogs.
In the meantime, you can browse more of the wonderful embroidered shirts at Kubota’s Flickr, where you will also find an embroidered crocodile. Perhaps not as cute.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]
Who need an excuse to make lots and lots of pom-poms (54 to be exact)? I love the combination of pink neon poms and silver shimmery thread in this pom pom chandelier diy project. This chandelier spider design reminds me of the cheerful traditional Polish Pujaki chandeliers made out of paper straws and tissue paper I have seen on design sponge.
If you are interested in making this chandelier, simply click over to Small for Big for full instructions.
The fan club, located in Portland, is trading as “Purveyors of Wind-Makers”. Elizabeth and Kamissa describe themselves as fan fixer-upper. They clean, shine up and, most importantly, make sure each fan functional as the day it was made. I’ve got my eye on this wee vintage blue & yellow Dominion fan, just perfect for my desk.
Vintage industrial object found on shoppe.
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