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July 22, 2016

Happy Weekend

1/Mehmet Ali Uysal‘s installation literally peels and pinches the walls of a gallery. 2/Adult Capri Suns are a thing. 3/Chuan-Bin Chung uses his chalkboard drawing skills to teach students anatomy. 4/IKEA taps HAY and Tom Dixon for new products. 5/Minipresso is the world’s smallest outdoor espresso maker. 6/The colorful grout trend. 7/Pole dancer performs an interactive routine with a responsive geometric background. 8/Genius wage gap alarm clock that rings for women after 79% of the workday. 9/JC Sheitan Tenet got the world’s first tattoo arm prosthesis. 10/Temporary tattoos from Jeannerot look and smell good. 11/Perch Light is a playfully interactive light shaped like an abstract bird. 12/Olafur Eliasson installed a waterfall in the middle of the Palace of Versailles garden.

1/Kris Knight 2/Dreamy Daybeds 3/Katherine Tromans 4/Incense Burner No. 1 Corian
5/William Betts 6/Muesli 12 Ways 7/Matthias Heiderich 8/Ridges 9/Reyes de la Flor

Posted In collaboration/project, create, grand design, happy weekend, house and home, illustration, installation, lighting, living, outdoors, recipes, series, tattoos

July 19, 2016

Katherine Tromans

Katherine Tromans‘ tiny slices of paradise look just about perfect. The Birmingham, UK-based artist uses a mix of illustration and painting to achieve the nebulous, floating masses that all but beckon to you to walk right in.

Posted In create, illustration, mixed media

July 15, 2016

Su-Jeong NAM

I’ve always preferred my yard (landscaping seems like a stretch) to be more on the wild side than the pristine. It fits both my mind and my homeownership skills, and the work of Su-Jeong NAM gives me the same vibe. Her illustrations show off her vision of harmony in the world and its minute details.

Posted In create, illustration

July 12, 2016

Katy Ann Gilmore

Los Angeles-based Katy Ann Gilmore is a multidisciplinary wonder – illustration, installation, painting, and sculpture are all within her wheelhouse. Her work is heavily influenced by topography and the relationship between 2D, perpendicular planes, and their distortions into 3D space.

Posted In create, illustration, installation, painting, sculpture

July 5, 2016

Print Edition: July 2016

Happy House Plant by Lovely Sweet William

Print 93 by Daily Doodle Shop

Western Bracken Fern by Day Three Creations

The Long Road at Night by Jenny Tiffany

Happiness of Home by Lovely Sweet William

Linear Abstract by Barclay Haro

Open Book 2 by Elizabeth Mayville

Vintage Swim by Teil Duncan

Cactus by LILAxLOLA

The Beacon by Jess Louwagie

Posted In create, illustration, painting, photography

June 30, 2016

The Roommate Book

For *most* of us the roommate phase of life isn’t all that long. College, your 20s, and then you’re more than likely ready to strike out on your own or live with a significant other. My pal Becky Simpson is an amazing illustrator whose latest book – aptly named The Roommate Book – provides a non-serious look at how to live with a friend (or total stranger). Flip through for a look at comical pie charts, hypotheticals, illustrations, and brief essays along with some nuggets of wisdom!

Posted In create, illustration, read up

June 24, 2016

Revival

I’m crushing all over this collaboration between illustrator Libby van der Ploeg and Brooklyn shop Dusty Rose Vintage. It’s called Revival, and captures a series of female style icons whose style and thinking has had a lasting influence on our culture. Pretty and empowering! (And for those of you wondering, prints are available.)

Posted In collaboration/project, create, illustration

June 20, 2016

Allison Kunath

A mixed bag of illustration projects from Venice, California-based Allison Kunath. The thing they all have in common? An underlying theme of connectivity, each one exploring different aspects of the word, such as connection to self, connection to others, and connection to nature.

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Posted In create, illustration, installation, painting

June 16, 2016

Abbey Lossing

Brooklyn-based illustrator and designer Abbey Lossing has such a fun style, I love it. A lot of her work comes from her day job over at BuzzFeed, but her best advice to artists trying to get out there is to “make lots of art and put it on the internet” and I have to agree. Pick up one of Abbey’s prints in her shop!

Posted In create, illustration

June 9, 2016

Carmen Segovia

Carmen Segovia creates art that just begs for an imaginative backstory. Her muted illustrations capture moments that can only be described as in the thick of it, leaving you wondering what you just walked in on.

Posted In create, illustration