These pies, popsicles and lemonades by Charlotte Smith look soooo yummy.. but then again, who would want to eat such pretty paper delight? Charlotte is a Amsterdam-based graphic designer who is in love with pastel colors and had created works for numerous brands including Tesco Food & My Little Paris.
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A flower fiesta on the blog today! Inspired by historical botanical prints, artist Ann Wood creates beautifully handcrafted flowers using paper and wire. The flowers are sewn onto fabric and framed, resulting into tiny gardens you can hang on the wall. So beautiful!
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I did a little happy dance when I discovered the whimsical work of Molly Costello yesterday. Aren’t these gorgeous? They are papercut illustrations which Molly, with her background in sustainability and social justice, creates around the subject of connectedness:
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So what’s for dinner tonight? Steak & fries? Some yummy ice cream for desert? All sounds good to me. Jessica Dance’s Paper Plates make it look good as well. Yum! Jessica Dance is a London-based Art Director, Model Maker & Prop Stylist who has created works for numerous clients such as Google, Vogue & Mulberry. Besides […]
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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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Designer by day and Illustrator by night, Quentin Monge creates brightly colored, minimalistic papercut figures that are a delight for the eye. Love the eggplant-guy!
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I often mention Instagram when I write about illustration. I hope that doesn’t make me sound too obsessed, but really, there’s some amazing creativity going on there! For example, have you heard of Back to Poetry? It’s where Stockholm based designer & print designer Hanna Nyman creates visual poetry in the shape of colorful, flowery papercuts & paintings. The longer […]
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