March 17, 2011
Lawrence McRae
Lawrence McRae’s hand-thrown handmade pieces are beautiful. and they mimic the delicacy of lace perfectly.
Posted In create, house and home, sculpture
March 11, 2011
Happy Weekend
PHOTO: Elise Rasmussen
+ Stellar DIY clamp lamp!
+ Gotta say I’m a fan of the pared down Starbuck’s identity.
+ Check out IKEA’s The Art of Cooking videos by Carl Kleiner.
+ There is such a thing as an awesome St. Patrick’s Day card!
+ This sculpture was made out of 31,010 coins.
+ Loving this bold, straight-forward, type-heavy brunch.
Happy Weekend!
Posted In cards, create, entertaining, graphics, happy weekend, holidays, house and home, lighting, make it, paper goods, sculpture, see it, st. patrick's day
February 17, 2011
Kelly Lamb Planters
Geodesic shapes are kind of a big deal right now, popping up everywhere from hotel pods to fashion runways. I’m especially fond of Kelly Lamb’s contribution, these concrete finish planters.
Posted In create, grow it, sculpture
October 19, 2010
Ghost Camera.
Since painting half of house light gray (Valspar’s Secret Passage, love the color hated the coverage!), I’ve been congregating a lot of my white and clear glass pieces on my mantle. This little beauty would be right home perched up there with them.
Posted In create, sculpture
September 9, 2010
Digna Kosse.
This ceramic project by Digna Kosse is completely brilliant. She describes it best…
Posted In create, sculpturePeople are consuming more and more. All materials and resources we are using, are not in proportion to our own bodies, and our size in relation to the planet we are living on. For a long time, the human body has been the measure for many things, f.i. distances and weights. In this project, my body becomes a measure for consumption. I measured all parts of my body in volumes (litres)and these volumes I have captured in a series of tableware. on every bowl, cup and dish an engravement is placed, that says which part of the body and which volume fit into it.
August 27, 2010
Anne Ricketts.
It’s a silent goal of mine to own a small bronze sculpture in my lifetime. Lucky for me there’s Anne Ricketts. All of her pieces are miniature or small in size and designed to make quality craftsmanship affordable. (I’m leaning towards the heart.) {via Cool Hunting}