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Zosia Dzierzawska
Zosia Dzierzawska is a Polish illustrator based in Milan. She works in a collaborative creative studio called Studio Armad’illo. Her illustration reminds me of artist and children’s book illustrator Carson Ellis. It has a delicate and rich cultural quality about it.
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Tagged Carson Ellis, Milan-based, Polish Illustrator, Studio Armad'illo, Zosia Dzierzawska
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Miscellany
An amazing illustration of Yeah Yeah Yeah’s front woman Karen O by Andrea Fleitas. Some lovely details from the home of Riikka Kantinkoski, the Finnish photographer and designer behind the awesome Weekday Carnival blog. This beautiful gathering in Portugal. … Continue reading
Posted in design, eating, fashion, illustration, polaroid/photography
Tagged Andrea Fleitas, citrus and black sesame carrots with avocado and edamame, De Alma e Coração, Dent De Man, dinner, gathering, Ginger, Karen O, Ladies & Gentlemen Studio, Mexican illustrator, Neuw Denim, Norwegian textiles, O Jantar, O Plant Hangers, patterned suit, Portugal, Rachel Levit, Røros Tweed, Riikka Kantinkoski, spring/summer 2013, The First Mess, Vanessa Püntener, Verse Jewelry, Weekday Carnival blog, wool blankets, yeah yeah yeahs
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Memoirs of a Suburban Utopia
I really love this quiet series of drawings of the night sky by Belgian artist Anton van Hertbruggen. The drawings form a larger panoramic work that is quite breathtaking in its entirety (see it here). Here are some other examples of his … Continue reading
Ella Cohen
Ella Cohen is a freelance illustrator who lives and works in Tel Aviv, Israel. She majored in Illustration at the Bezalel Academy of Art and Design. Ella selects unusual and bright colour combinations in her illustrations that make for striking … Continue reading
Miscellany: Animals
Archival photographs of animals from National Geographic’s phenomenal new tumblr FOUND. A Lot of Cats Print by Kitten Rain Alpaca Garden Pot A bird-inspired wedding invitation. Portland Meadows race track branding by OMFG Co. Marches from Jim Naughten‘s Hereros photographic … Continue reading
Posted in design, illustration, polaroid/photography
Tagged A Lot of Cats Print, Alpaca Garden Pot, Anthropologie, FOUND, Grumpy Cat, Hannah Tolson, Hereros, Jim Naughten, Kitten Rain, Marches, National Geographic tumblr, OMFG Co., Portland Meadows, TIME Magazine, Urbania, wedding invitation
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South African Creatives: Illustrators
Sorry for the lapse in posting. I’ve been rather busy this past week with some freelance projects, birthdays and the inevitable Easter slow down. It’s been fun but rather exhausting. Let me start by stating that there will be more posts … Continue reading
Rebekka Seale
Rebekka Seale is an artist and illustrator based in Nashville who works primarily in the medium of gouache and watercolour. Here are a few words about Rebekka’s work from the artist herself: “My work is hand-painted, reflecting my love of … Continue reading
Amélie Fontaine
I came across the work of French graphic designer and illustrator, Amélie Fontaine, while researching book cover design. She created a beautiful cover for Haruki Murakami‘s most popular novel Norwegian Wood. I was struck by her ability to use line to create texture … Continue reading
Miscellany
An awesome portrait of Tracko, owner of Golden Saddle Cyclery in L.A. Ceramics by Mamiko Wada. A logo designed by Julianna Swaney for a florist in Alaska called Sticks and Stones. These wedding portraits by Leah Kua. I really want this brown Clyde Pinch Hat from Founders & … Continue reading
Posted in art/craft, design, eating, fashion, illustration
Tagged Ben Alpass, ceramic design, ceramics, Clyde Pinch Hat, coffee shop, Emma Lewis, florist, Founders & Followers, Gardiner and Field, Golden Saddle Cyclery, Julianna Swaney, Leah Kua, logo, logotype, Mamiko Wada, Michael Graydon, Modcloth blog, Nikole Herriott, Pre-Fall 2013 Collection, roasted asparagus, Samuji, She Wears Many Hats, Sticks & Stones, sticky toffee pudding, street fashion, Tracko, wedding portraits
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