I’ve been a fan of Rickianne van Kirk for awhile, and recently found out that she’s released a few iron-on patches that would definitely up my jean jacket game. Choose from Shock or Strong, then check out her Etsy shop for more of Rickianne’s art.
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Photographer Maroesjka Lavigne‘s Land of Nothingness lets us explore Namibia’s scorched barren plains and washed out landscape. Nothing, upon nothing, upon nothing until all of a sudden… something. A rare sight capturing the country’s subtle scenery in the form of gas station or herd of animals. But look fast or you might just miss it.
June Dress // Henry Dress // Lenny Dress in Vodou Print // Luisa Embroidered Dress
Natalie Silk Crepe Dress // Black Silk Backwards Sailor Top // Striped Jump Suit //
Gabardine Two Piece Trench Coat
The Bustier Dress // The Lazy Dress // The Dotty Blouse // The Stamped Mini
Black Stretch Tank Dress // Floral Halter Dress // Convertible Dress & Skirt // Gray Cotton Drop Pant
Alice Jumpsuit, Engineer Stripe // Rampling Textured Jumpsuit, Licorice // Eldin Jumpsuit, Ocean //
Olive Dress, Navy Cement Stripe
Daniel Sailor Pants // Crop Poncho // Menlo Denim Jumper // Geo Print Jumpsuit
Yohamy Side-Slit Maxi Dress // Mini Billie Sheer Lace Blouse // Natsuko Cut Back Tunic // Ada Tie
Waist Sleeveless Dress
I’m fully blaming Lori Larusso and her It’s Not My Birthday, That’s Not My Cake series on the massive craving for sweet that I’m experiencing at this very moment. Each one is acrylic and enamel on panel, but it may as well be a slice of goodness on a paper plate to me.
These scented candles by Talbot & Yoon – lovingly called Goobers – are both fun and functional. I don’t know about you, but I’d have a tough time setting light to them with their quirky shapes and personalities!
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Chinese Brush Painting by Celine Printables // Flora by Britt Hermann //
Make It Easy by Making It Fun by Chipper Things // Monogram Initial Print by
Factory Twenty One // Mountains ABC Print by Schoolhouse Electric
Out of Ideas by Ashkahn Shahparnia // Morning Kiss by Raphael Vavasseur //
Sleep Forever by Henn Kim // Study Print by Gabriel Stromberg //
Zebra Succulent by Beetle Ink Co.
London’s Darkroom is an independent design label and store changing up the generic and the bland. Their beliefs that good design should be accessible to all and that there is a basic human desire for beauty and comfort guide everything Darkroom creates and does. Everything is dynamic and if you’re not already familiar, I think you’ll enjoy their offerings immensely.
Few things are as impossibly difficult to mimic visually as human skin, the exception possibly being for painter Edie Nadelhaft. Her minuscule paint strokes make every piece in this series – Flesh – nearly mistakable for photos. And with good reason, Nadelhaft uses digital photography to ensure she captures each and every detail flawlessly.
Some girls love purses, I love bags. Especially ones founded on helping others. Matthew Clough came up with the idea for his company, Stone & Cloth, while climbing Mount Kilimanjaro. After learning that his porter didn’t make enough money to send his children to school Clough returned home to L.A. and set up a business model for selling great bags and raising funds to help students in Tanzania. What a go getter!
Xuan loc Xuan is a freelance illustrator based out of Ho Chi Min City. I’m a fan of his style, in particular this series of portraits created from a mix of digital art, illustration, and painting. Be sure and check out his entire portfolio – it’s lovely in its entirety.
