Honorable mention goes to these two more modern tables also made by O&G Studio.
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
O&G Studio
I’m such a fan of traditional furniture dressed up in untraditional colors or fabrics. It’s such a great way to keep these old styles alive and relevant. That said, I’m totally digging these handcrafted pieces from O&G Studio that are offered in black, gray, silver, and a handful of bright colors.
Honorable mention goes to these two more modern tables also made by O&G Studio.
Honorable mention goes to these two more modern tables also made by O&G Studio.
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Sunday, September 25, 2011
They Draw & Travel
One of my newly bookmarked websites to visit is They Draw & Travel, a website filled with illustrated maps created by people all over the world. It’s fun to see not only what each person feels are the most important landmarks or things to do in each place, but how they represent that in their maps. Each one is so unique.
Churches of Bergen, Norway by Tini Malitius
Istanbul, Turkey by Mehmet Oguz Arikan
San Francisco Animal Map by Naomi Bardoff
Urban Hiking in Brooklyn, New York by Cybèle
Malta by Hernán Dvojak
Ruins Tour of Four Corners, USA by James Orndorf
For those of you cooks out there, be sure to also check out the sister site They Draw & Cook too.
Churches of Bergen, Norway by Tini Malitius
Istanbul, Turkey by Mehmet Oguz Arikan
San Francisco Animal Map by Naomi Bardoff
Urban Hiking in Brooklyn, New York by Cybèle
Malta by Hernán Dvojak
Ruins Tour of Four Corners, USA by James Orndorf
For those of you cooks out there, be sure to also check out the sister site They Draw & Cook too.
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
Would You Believe?
That these things are all edible?* These wow-worthy candies are the handy work of Andie’s Specialty Sweets, and these are just a few of the many realistic creations. Just visit her Etsy shop and be prepared to amazed.
*Okay, well not the ribbon or the baggie, but you can definitely eat that Scrabble tile rack. No lie.
*Okay, well not the ribbon or the baggie, but you can definitely eat that Scrabble tile rack. No lie.
Sunday, September 11, 2011
Lis Sartori Illustrations
I'm a big fan of fashion illustrations including this series of linocut illustrations below which were created by artist Lis Sartori. See more of her work here and follow her blog here.
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