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Archive for June, 2009

I love these playful marker drawings from Dutch artist, Merijn Hos. Ok!

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‘I’m Bad’ t-shirt from Lazy Oaf.  Goodbye, MJ. Via Wee Birdy.

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Artist Xavier Veilhan has built a fantastic site-specific, supersized sculpture entitled ‘Sophie’ for new Paris restaurant, Le Germain (designed by India Mahdavi.)  As you can see, Sophie is a very tall girl and spans two floors.  Vielhan has posted images of the whole process of making ‘Sophie’, which are particularly interesting. PLUS she’s faceted! Via [...]

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Horizon Fire

Nice retro posters by graphic designer / musician Horizon Fire.  He immediately won me over with his yellows and petrol blues. Via NOTCOT.

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Mexican artist Alejandra Laviada’s Photo Sculptures are collections of found objects placed together in sculptural (and unexpected) forms. They’re not only impressive creations – but beautifully photographed as well.  ‘Beauty in every day objects’ is a bit of a cliché – but she has really managed to reinvent the idea.  Who knew used paint rollers [...]

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Star textile designer Caitlin Hinshelwood has opened  up her own etsy shop to peddle her lovely wares (which include tea towels, cushions, etchings and postcards.) And please heed her advice and pack your parcels carefully (as well as keep in touch with friends at sea)!

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Jay Cover has a new ‘Friendly Cove’ print available through the Nous Vous shop as of today.  Only an edition of 30 – so get in there!

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M. Carter

Ok, it’s officially summer.  Thought I’d share this some really great summery merchandise (t-shirts, tote bags and sweatshirts) from from Brooklyn’s M. Carter. I think the wood effect t-shirt with carved graffiti may be my favourite.  And yes, how true, global warming IS a bummer. Via We Love You So.

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Tim Burton

The Guardian has been previewing some rare, illustrative works by Tim Burton before his massive MOMA retrospective later this year.  This exhibition sounds like it’ll be pretty amazing – including never before seen drawings, sculptures and puppets, as well as work from unrealized projects. It’s on from November until April 2010.  Maybe a good year [...]

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On this sunny Tuesday afternoon, I thought I’d share some lovely portfolio work from photographer Rachael Smith.  I like Rachael’s straightforward and honest approach; it feels like she captures these spaces as they actually are. And thanks to these I’m now contemplating painting all my white doors grey.  (Of course, there’s no way I’ll actually [...]

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