March 25, 2018
Quick Picks
March 23, 2018
Shape Shape Shape Shape
I’ve bookmarked these oversized stoneware necklaces by Brooklyn’s Shape Shape Shape Shape in no less than three places. The unexpected drama they bring to any outfit cannot be overstated.
March 23, 2018
Kristoffer Marchi
Kristoffer Marchi‘s sculptural paper accessories are the stars of this series of portraiture shot by the Swedish photographer. Each one takes on an air of playful drama, with the accessories shown in fun colors and the models captured against simply understated backdrops.
March 22, 2018
Spring Inspiration
Mandi Nelson // Roasted Mixed Potatoes with Spring Herbs and Burrata // Our Food Stories // Dinara Mirtalipova // Valencia Glass Set // Magnolia Tree Print
Tall Hunter Boots // Orange Almond Cake with Orange Blossom Buttercream // Cavallo Linen Duvet Cover // Beehive Birdhouse // Meadows // Moscato Strawberries
Ira Heuvelman // Peach Hibiscus Rose Iced Tea with Fresh Mint // Robin’s Egg Carrot Cake Donuts // Moxi Suede Roller Skates // Shilashon // Yulia Longo
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March 22, 2018
Dripping
Dripping is the combined efforts of creative director Cristo Oviedo and illustrator Paula Posadas Alvarez. Brightly colored flower petals drip with paint that’s caught mid-flow with the camera. Each piece of the collection is stark, graphic, and alive.
March 21, 2018
12 March DIYs
March 21, 2018
Vanessa Smith
Vanessa Smith‘s work definitely swings towards to the eerie end of the spectrum, and I love that. The way she combines her own paintings with elements of photography feels fresh and unexpected, full of life but also voyeuristic.
The interiors in Smith’s paintings bring together the mysterious and the mundane, whether it be a deserted cafe or dimly-lit living room, these spaces are imbued with an eerie tension. Devoid of people, there are suggestions of life or habitation – a smoking cigarette, a glowing light, a door left ajar – all hint at a fractured narrative.
March 20, 2018
Spring ’18 Wardrobe Wish List
1/Cave Creek Tote 2/Easy Crop Tee
3/Kenzie Slingback Flat 4/Kimono Linen Jumpsuit
5/Love of My Life Dress 6/Maddie Eyelet Top
7/Maybe Baby Cotton Tee 8/Nightowl Sunglasses
9/Odile Earrings 10/Round Crossbody Bag
11/Skinny Denim Overalls 12/Wide-Leg Cropped Chambray Pants
March 20, 2018
Brooks Shane Salzwedel
Brooks Shane Salzwedel‘s illustrations explore the seemingly never-ending friction that exists between nature and urban development. His mediums of choice call out to both by using graphite, ink, oil pastel, and ink on various materials.
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March 19, 2018
Luke O’Sullivan
Luke O’Sullivan‘s architecturally inspired sculptures and prints are endlessly fascinating. He uses screen printed drawings to create 2D and 3D works that explore undiscovered underground places.
Early interests in Nintendo games, maps, and science fiction movies contribute to the playful nature of my art. I like to describe my process as creating a lego set using my own hand drawn pieces. I use those pieces to create elaborate sculptures of cities, labyrinths and fantastical objects. Exploration and adventure are central to everything I make with each drawing and sculpture contributing to an ongoing catalogue of a strange invented world.
