Tattoorary

I love tattoos. But my fear for needles prevented me from ever getting one. Luckily, these amazingly beautiful designs by Tattoorary don’t require needles at all. Better yet: you can change your look regularly and switch from pretty vintage florals to a sturdy sailor girl overnight!

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Knitting Patterns by Sincerely Louise

Ever wanted to give knitting a try? I know I have. These fun, furry animal designs by Louise Walker from Sincerely Louise just gave me a perfect reason to get my hands on some pins and wool! I’d love to see an animal friendly-animal trophy up on my wall. But being a knitting-greenie, starting off with a foxy […]

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Pin it!

Pins are in! And they come in many great colors and designs. They’re fun, easy to apply on any fabric and a perfect way show off your love for unicorns, cats and rabbits to the world. I’ve collected together my favorite pins by my favorite makers in today’s themed blogpost. Clicking the images will take you to […]

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Tara Galuska

Paper poetry maker Tara Galuska (who I wrote about a while back) has a lovely collection of teeny tiny paper plants available for purchase at Buy Some Damn Art. One of these pretty little greens can be framed & shipped to your doorstep for the very fair price of $125. Pretty good deal! Read more about […]

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25 Gifts under $25

Shopping for artsy goods doesn’t have to be expensive. Today I’ve collected together 25 illustrated items that prove exactly that. Bags, planters, prints, wearables and many more, all under $25 so you can spoil your loved ones (or yourself!) at a very friendly price.

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10 Artsy Treats for the Christmas Tree

Yay, time to put up the Christmas tree! Decorating branches with ornaments and glitters can be so much fun. To get you inspired I’ve collected together some beautiful hangers by my favorite makers that will give your tree a little artsy touch. Clicking the images will take you directly to the shopping spot. Enjoy!

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Kinska

No happier place to pot your plant then in the lovely, quirky, supercute ceramics by London-based artist Kinska. Love!  I’d probably use a large, leavy plant, like the one in the third image. It kind of looks like his hair is blowing in the wind. Yes, that would look nice on a cabinet.

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