Try staring at one of Erika Mora’s beautiful animations for a while. I guarantee that the whimsical atmosphere, colorful details and little movements will draw you to a straight into daydream of mysterious far away places. It’s what happened to me when I spotted her work on Ello the other day. I ended up browsing her […]
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I have a weak spot for Delft blue colored ceramics. Maybe it’s because I’m Dutch. But I am pretty sure that many will agree that the traditional colors on these little porcelain cratures are gorgeous, right? This, and the fact that they are all handmade make Harriet Damave’s porcelain goods delightful pieces of [wearable!] art.
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It’s the lady on the sofa that first caught my attention when my eyes crossed the work of Los Angeles based illustrator Loris Lora. That’s when I visited her website and discovered all kinds of whimsical loveliness in her beautiful, large collection of illustrations. Filled with color and detail, her works have these warm, vintage vibes that give them […]
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We have a winner.. Congratulations, Floriana! Marijke Buurlage’s colorful cactus print yours. Thanks to all for joining the competition! If you would still like to have one of Marijke’s illustrations for your wall: you’ll find a beautiul collection of prints in her Etsy shop. A new giveaway will open Monday. Happy weekend!
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The cactus. My very favorite flora. Its pretty, it’s quirky and it’s the only plant that will ever survive under my care. It comes in countless shapes. With all kinds of flowers, stingers and shades of green. They tend to look good on many designs, giving things a character that’s both homely and close to nature. I love […]
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Artist Samy Halim learned to illustrate with the computer when he moved from his home country Algeria to France, where he now runs his own design studio. He creates all kind of loveliness, using mostly his Ipad. His Geometric birds series are my favorites! Love the color scemes and playful shapes.
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Oh my. These delicate paper cut illustrations by Eugenia Zoloto are so beautiful. And the patience.. Eugenia takes many, many hours to first draw the sketches and then cut out all the figures and details by hand. But the results are defietly worth it. Notice that some of her works, like the red dress, are really large […]
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