With an elegant and simplistic style, Hannah Micaela creates beautiful, slightly surreal drawings that express so much character.. I love how she uses countless little lines to create bodies of seals, moths, birds and human like wolves that give me shivers and make my heart melt at the same time. Love!
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Please excuse the image overload in today’s blogpost. There’s so much happening in these super fascinating collages by Luyi Wang that I was very tempted to share her entire portfolio with you all! In a gorgeous, playful style, each of Luyi’s pieces tells a story on its own and it’s this kind of imagery that triggers […]
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My latest crush: beautiful, touching illustrated fragments by Seattle based artist Kelly Bjork. Rich of details and such gorgeous, soft colors.. I love Kelly’s statement about her illustrations, in which she explains that they are about the value of simple, daily moments in our lives:
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We’re starting off the week with a selection of weird and wonderful illustrations by artist Linda Jäderberg. I’ve been a fan of Linda’s work for quite some time and love every single silly creature she creates! It’s her animals with human bodies that I like the most. And though they may be a bit out […]
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A little Sunday animal fiesta on the blog today! Cats, alpacas, cats, leopards, dogs and more cats, all illustrated by Terry Runyan; a Kansas based artist with a fondness for cats, dogs and all furry, feathery and fishy beasts. All of the prints below are currently available in Terry’s shop, where you will find many, many […]
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In this week’s Ceramic Gift Guide: porcelain cups, boob vases and one of Rachel Sender’s fabulous potheads (I’m such a fan of her work!). Also, I made my first ceramic discovery on Vero the other day and was soo happy to be introduced to the beautiful and delicate painted pottery by Mountain Clay <3 You […]
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It’s the gorgeous forest drawing in the first image that first caught my eye when I stumbled upon Ran Zheng’s whimsical drawings. Using colored pencil, Ran draws landscapes, characters, botanicals and many more imagery, all in such a playful and whimsical style. Love!
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