Just came across the compelling and cheery work of Dutch designer Nina in vorm, I can’t get enough of bold colors and strong forms (really, I had a hard time choosing a few items to feature!). She has a really strong sense of layout and proportions, not to mention her daring combination of vintage-reclaimed dinnerware [...]
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Illo Mellow :: Eva Juliet
I’m always in the look out for nice French prints (we are a French family, so I like to have my native language on the walls ^_^), so when I saw these illos from Eva Juliet, I just couldn’t resist! She also has Englishified prints, and a very lovely herb set which would be perfect [...]
Do you have a designer’s tongue?
Hehe, this made me chukle, from artist lunchbreath, see a bigger version here.
LINK:: Lunchbreath Flickr account
2010 Winter Olympic Vancovert Mascotts
You might have seen the 2010 Winter Olympic Vancovert Mascotts, designed by Meomi. If not, here’s a teaser for you ^_^
I thinks the Olympic organisers have scored hight with those (as they will probable see with all the merchandize they will are selling!)
Erin Jang :: Going Illustrative in your wedding invites
I just came across Erin Jang’s illustrative work; Her wedding invites combines a quirky cuteness with super special details (well, I would be in heaven, would I be tying the knot!).
LINK: http://theindigobunting.blogspot.com/
Looks good to me
I’m diggin this blog I just discovered, by a textile designer, looks good to me ; she has great watercolors studies (love her series Gimme!), and also check her patterns & prints sections, terrific art and wallpapers!
Free download :: Lotta Bruhn’s Blog
Such cuteness… FREE?! Yup, download it here on Lotta Bruhn’ blog. Check out her Little Red Riding hood pattern too, it makes me all warm and fuzzy inside
Illo-mellow :: Eight Hour Day
I love browsing trough ad agencies and design studio’s portfolio. These retro feel illo made my day! They are part of a children’s book from Eight Hour Day called “Eli, no!”, referring to a phrase often said by their nephew to their trouble making dog Eli.
Illo mellow :: Eva Galesloot
See more on her website or on her Flickr Page.
Illo-Mellow :: Jill Gallenstein
Jill Gallenstein’s illos are mesmerizing; I love how she makes patterns turn chaotic. From her artist statement:
These drawings suggest a worldview created from the assemblage of the local. The audience broadly surveys the work, but must telescope inward to investigate the minute details. A rhythm emerges where the viewer oscillates between the specific and the [...]
