spinthread has been making its rounds for a few months now, but it wasn’t until I saw Erin’s necklace in person at the Alt Summit that I really fell for Lorena’s work. And wow, have I fallen hard. I love her attention to detail and all the vibrant color combinations she uses.
I’m very intrigued by artist Bobby Neel Adams Age Maps project. By splicing together two photos of the same person – as child and adult – Adams’ has created a visual time jump. Lovely. {via d.Sharp}
I love pieces that are functional, yet also have some visual interest. Meet the Middle Colors Humidifier. I know. {via Pretty Little Things}
Smoking always looks so damn glamorous. It’s too bad about the smelling bad and cancer parts.
Posted In picture itI need new glasses something awful. I keep putting a new pair on my To Buy List and they keep getting nudged further and further on down.
But then I came across Warby Parker. And Cailin. And I think it’s meant to be. Especially since frames and lenses are only $95. New glasses? Check. I wonder if that adorable comes with…
I’m going all kinds of ape over these minimalist Stephen King movie posters designed by Nick Tassone. Love those muted colors. Some posters are now available for pre-order as prints in his shop, Rocket Park.
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I give up. Nearly every time I spot a piece of jewelry I just have to have on Shiny Squirrel it’s from Bittersweets NY. I’m especially enamored with their ring selection. So delicate and smart.
Loving these small wooden boxes from The Harbinger Co. Artist Yvonne Hung’s background in urban planning is subtle, yet obvious in their design. {via lost bird found}
