I’ll be honest. When election news hit The Netherlands this morning it was a bit hard to focus on the regular things . Then again, art might just bring the comfort and distraction I’m sure many of us need right now <3 Enjoy some new papercut illustrations by Japan based illustrator Shuku Nishi; an amazingly kind and madly talented illustrator […]
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Sandie Zimmerman has always felt most at home with a needle and thread in one hand and a piece of felt in the other. Inspired by wildflower fields, country prairies and woodland forest walks she creates the loveliest whimsical items that make a great use in daily life. It’s her colorful bookmarks that first caught my attention when I […]
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Artist Hye Jin Chung creates the most whimsical sceneries with colorful paper. I especially like her illustrations of parks and forests. So many playful shapes & patterns to discover in the trees.. love! Hye Jin Chung lived in several countries before settling in New York, where she received her MFA degree in Illustration from the School of Visual Arts. She is […]
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We have a winner.. Congratulations, Bhavna! Evelyn Daviddi’s art print is yours. Thanks again for joinin all! If you would still like to get a print from Toi Gallery, visit their shop here. A new giveaway will open Monday. Happy weekend!
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There are certain pieces of Jewellery I’ve been having my eye on for some time now; a fabulous Sloth Ring Set and a supercute Porcelain Pendant in particular convinced me to make this week’s themed post all about illustrated rings, earrings and necklaces. I visited many shops of many of my favorite makers and created a list of […]
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I’m a big fan of Chicaco Toya’s kawaii (cute) illustrations. So many bright colors, so many playful patterns.. love! These sugarsweet ladies, who stare right at us with their big, innocent eyes, are my favorites.
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It’s November already? Oh my. October – I mean Inktober – went by so fast! Inktober is a creative initiative that was introduced in 2009 by Jake Parker, who wanted to improve his inking skills and develop positive drawing habits. Now it is a well known trend that it enjoyed by many Illustrators who share […]
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