Peace by Ampersand Design Studio
Pink Floral Bouquet I by Lisa Rupp
Pirkei Avos Quote by Grace D. Chin
Rejected La Croix – Male Tears by Kate Bingaman-Burt
Checkered Poster by Garance Doré
Dans le vent by Stephanie Rivet
Desert Poster by Linda Benziger
Measurements Poster by Chickpea Magazine
The Monday after this year’s Women’s March seems like an ideal day to share Johanna Goodman‘s The Catalogue of Imaginary Beings! All women, all fierce, all powerful. Each elongated figure is a collage combining elements of art, design, and architecture with references to cultural artifacts such as talismans, idols, and totems.
Bodies of Water by Filippa Jean Edghill
Botanical Study No. 1 by Furbish
Double Rainbow Over Marfa by Kelly Christine Print Shop
Homage to the Square Red Brass by Josef Albers
Illustrator and ceramicist Polly Fern creates whimsical art that could have been made today or one hundred years ago, it’s that timeless. Domestic everyday scenes, city architecture, and portraits adorn ceramic pieces she’s crafted and prints ready and waiting for your walls. Then there are the brooches, the cards, and the holiday ornaments but you should probably just check out her shop for yourself!
Illustrator Clover Robin clearly finds delight in all things botanical, a gal after my own heart. At first glance her work left me wondering whether it was drawn or collaged, and you know how I love it when I’m fooled by mediums! My walls are practically begging for a piece of her work to be hung upon them sometime soon.
Library with Flowers by Kate Lewis
Little Cliffs (No. 4) by Hamish Robertson
My List of Demands by Stephen Powers
The Lantern Parade by Thomas Cooper Gotch
Tropical Palm Leaves by Cat Coquillette
YSL 1981 LOVE from Prints Bazaar
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Emerald green has long been one of my favorite colors and I’m so happy to see it’s having a moment this autumn! I love how interiors and fashion often intersect like they are for this trend and can’t wait to take advantage and add a few pieces in this rich, deep hue to my home and closet.
Deep Green Brick Wallpaper Mural // Camryn Suede Bow Flats // Doris Emerald Aluminum Tumbler
Emerald and Copper Print // Emerald Cabochon Ring // Emerald Coast Shower Curtain
Green Agate Coasters // Malachite Wallpaper // Orion Emerald Green Ceramic Accent Lamp
Nine Stone-Filled Hoop Earrings // Obi Velvet Kimono // Too Faced Melted Matte Liquified Long Wear Lipstick in Wicked
Overdyed Naima Rug Swatch // Pleated Skirt // Skye Crushed Velvet Comforter
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If There’s Love in a House by The Bee & The Fox
Make Your Own Luck by Vincent Cousteau
Lyrical Embrace by Lynne Douglas
No Fun In Perfection by Jasmine Dowling
Solar System by Valhalla Studios
Mouth No.33 by Lisa Krannichfeld
I was following Tugboat Printshop and their traditionally hand-crafted, fine art limited edition woodcut prints long before I realized they were even from Pittsburgh. Each unique piece Valerie Lueth creates is an original, authentic work of art created start-to-finish by hand. Tugboat’s drawings are made on 3/4-inch birch woodblocks, then carved in low relief using knives and chisels before being printed directly from the hand-carved blocks. I really appreciate how detailed each piece is and the incredible amount of work put into every woodcut print.
