I wouldn’t mind spending a day or two inside the papercut dioramas by Mar Cerdà. I would get cozy in that paper sofa, serve myself a teeny tiny pie and maybe water the plants in the little greenhouse. And just look at those little movie inspired scenes of Romeo & Juliet and The Royal Tenenbaums. Absolutely gorgeous!
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San Francisco based artist Jennifer Lake loves to create in about all ways possible. She draws, knits, paints and: creates gorgeous, one of a kind ceramic gems for the walls. They have such a lovely combination of playful shapes and colors. And look at the one with the blue eyes.. want! For many more, visit Jenifer’s online shop.
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Holland based artist Rianne Zuijderduin has loved wool and fabrics since she started knitting in her teenge years. After graduating at the Minerva Art Academy in Groningen, she discovered her love for interior design. Her two passions resulted in the brand Teddy and Wool, from where she creates beautiful, unique home decor pieces woven by hand. In her works she […]
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Oh, the amazing things you can do with paper. There are countless creatives who will prove that it’s definetly a lot. Paper gives an extra dimension to illustrations, making things that are otherwise bound to their surface bloom up and come to life. It takes good skills and patience, but the results can be stunning!
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Writing today’s blogpost took me forever. When browsing through the Instagram of artist Pete Cromer, I was constantly distracted by the countless colors & shapes in all of his beautiful, one of a kind creations. It was the Resin Budgerigars that first got my attention. Then, his insanely adorable rocks with souls called Druids. Oh my! And Pete’s […]
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Australian artist Emma Lisette Palmer draws every day. On paper, canvas, wood and, yes, spoons! Emma has created countless of lovely faces with big eyes, bight colors and quirky expressions on wooden cutlery that you would never in a lifetime consider using in the kitchen. Love!
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The wonderful things you can do with needle and thread. Stitching may be a traditional practice, it is not old fashioned. At all! There are countless contemporary creatives who work with embroidery. Combined wih other materials or using nothing but thread, the possibilities are endless and the results are stunning.
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