I stumbled upon these lovely line drawings by Nuremberg-based artist Ana de Lima at Frankie Magazine the other day. So pretty! I like the illustrated fruits in particular. Ana has an Etsy shop where you can find her works on prints, notebooks, tote bags and other goodies.
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When Tara Galuska was five, she wanted to be either a unicorn or an artist. She ended up becoming an artist with a passion for paper (and a yet unfulfilled wish of being a unicorn too). I love the layers and all the beautiful details in her works. My favorites are the bird in the third image and […]
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You might have come across these funny, unusual miniatures before. Japanese artist Tanaka Tatsuya has been shooting and sharing them since 2011. Every day! In his little dioramas, Tanaka uses everyday objects (like mugs, sponges and broccoli) to create completely unexpected and highly entertaining scenes. What I like the most about them, is that you can still identify the objects while […]
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I spotted the lovely work of Canadian artist Sophie Dufresne at Uppercase Magazine where she was featured as one of the new illustration talents in their 27th issue. Yup, talented indeed! Besides her illustrations, I’m also a big fan of her dioramas, which are little boxes with painted papercut figures inside of them (you can find them below).
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For today’s themed post I’ve collected my favorite pretty planters, all handcrafted by my favorite makers. Fun inspirations to spoil your favorite greens with a new, crafty home. Clicking the images will take you to the shopping spot. Enjoy!
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Norwegian artist Kristin Vestgård continues to be one of my favorite painters, so although I’ve shared her works numerous times, I’m happy to do it again today. The paintings below were featured in a recent exhibition at Campden Gallery in Gloucestershire, England. I love all the beautiful shades of blue in these and, as always, Kirsten’s delicate and […]
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We have a winner.. Congratulations, Clara! This set of illustrated cards by Dutch artist Nelleke Verhoeff is yours! To everyone else who participated: thank you! Sorry we couldn’t make all of you happy. If you still want own one of Nelleke’s illustrations, you can buy giclee prints, postcards and surface pattern designs of her work on the Red Cheeks […]
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