Happy Friday! Here's a sampling of work in several mediums by Allyson Mellberg. I believe the prints are collaborations with her husband, Jeremy Taylor, and many of the soft sculptures were inspired by his drawings. They are a mixed-media dream team! There is a really great interview with Allyson on My Love for You is a Stampede of Horses. xo
Friday, February 26, 2010
Thursday, February 25, 2010
Wreaths Gone Wild
I just added two twig wreaths to my Etsy shop that are packed to the gills with vintage and antique millinery goodness. A very kind fairy-flower mother of sorts recently gifted me an abundance of these old treasures and here they are ready to be passed on yet again- thank you, Sweet Sally! These have given me some ideas for some crazy brooches too- would you wear one? Amy Z. once told me she would wear one of my wreaths as a brooch if she could- I should have picked up on that sooner! xo
Laura Cherry
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Unhappy Hipsters
Apologies if you've seen this already...but my morning was vastly improved upon finding, Unhappy Hipsters and I felt I had to share some favorites! Found thanks to a new favorite: Carolina Eclectic. xo
Monday, February 22, 2010
Jane O'Sullivan
Lovely ethereal works on paper (mostly) by Jane O'Sullivan. She lives and works in Ireland and luckily I found her work on FLickr. Click on links to view her work best in detail! xo
ink, watercolour and paper stars on board
ink and acrylic on paper
ink, marker, embroidered bird and acrylic on paper
ink acrylic and pen on paper on card
ink and gouache on reverse of glass
Friday, February 19, 2010
harem6
You know I love me some art dolls and peculiar mixed media! I am intrigued by the imaginings found in the collaborations of two young Romanian artists, Ildiko Muresan and Flavia Marele who call themselves, Harem6. Idliko created the collages you see below and the pair of them collaborate on the handmade dolls. I found their work thanks to Flickr. {Blog}{Etsy}. xo
The Handmade Marketplace
Very excited about this new book, The Handmade Marketplace written by Kari Chapin...and delightfully illustrated by the wonderful Emily Martin of The Black Apple!
found via Design*Sponge!
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Tundra Dear
I'm charmed by the storybook and woodland elements in the handmade jewelry by Tundra Dear. I especially love raw and cloudy gemstones paired with bronze or aged cast metal pieces that appear to be relics from antiquity. How sweet are her home, bird, fox and luck themes?! xo
Kitsune 2 sold
not for sale
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