Janet Hill

I’ve been a big fan of Janet Hill‘s elegant, colorful paintings for a long time. I love her classical yet timeless style, all the beautiful details and the subtile humors that are hidden in many of her works. Her paintings often tel little stories. And some of them are even told by Janet herself, like […]

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Nina in Vorm

I love vintage ceramics. But I like them even better if their classic flowery designs are covered with Nina van der Goor‘s superfun illustrations. These contrasts between old fashioned and modern are perfect! Dutch artist Nina van der Goor loves to work on ceramics. She also illustrates posters, prints and postcards of which you can find many more […]

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Gigi Rose Gray

Chandeliers, bathtubs and dressing tables. Yup, Gigi Rose Gray has a great eye for style! Love the details and the classy color combinations. They bring back the charm of the old days and leave a lovely sense of nostalgia.

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Embroidery by Sarah Benning

I’m a big fan of Sarah Benning’s fresh & fun embroideries. Love the colorful rocks in particular! Sarah Benning is an artist based in Albany, NY, who earned her BFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 2013. She has been working as an independent artist since then. For more, visit Sarah on […]

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Needle & Thread

I’ve been posting a lot of embroidered art lately and I’m loving it more and more every time I do. Time to share some of my favorite creations by artists who prefer needle & thread over pencils & paint (or use both instead). Enjoy!

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Emma Gale

Emma Gale’s obsession with Frida Kahlo works out great on paper. I love how she draws, colors and adorns the Mexican icon into countless timeless beauties. Born in Sydney, Australia, Emma is a collage artist who is inspired by colors and patterns and embellishments of different cultures. In her works, Frida plays her muse: I have […]

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Kaoru Saito

Something a bit more traditional on the site today: mezzotint prints by Japanese artist Kaoru Saito. I came across his works some years ago and my travels in Japan are a perfect excuse to share some of his beauties on the blog! Born in Kanagawa prefecture in 1931, Kaoru Saito is a member of Shunyo-kai, which is […]

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