French artists Zim and Zou make fantastic art from paper and I love every little piece of it. The colours are just too pretty! I would like them to make dresses in these colours and with these details, that would be amazing. But of course, this cabinet of curiosités is just perfect the way it is too. Check it all out here.
Friday, 16 March 2012
Cabinet de Curiositiés by Zim and Zou
French artists Zim and Zou make fantastic art from paper and I love every little piece of it. The colours are just too pretty! I would like them to make dresses in these colours and with these details, that would be amazing. But of course, this cabinet of curiosités is just perfect the way it is too. Check it all out here.
Thursday, 15 March 2012
Robin’s Egg Blues
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A Robin’s Egg blue themed post with Etsy inspiration for you. Very pretty ceramic bowls from Hope Johnson.
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Pretty lace earrings from Vintage Girl at Heart Decor.
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Adorable vintage dress from Savanteer.
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Beautiful chrysantemum pendant from My Cellar Door.
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Ceramic pendant also from Hope Johnson.
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Supercute 60’s vintage dress from Vera Vague. This store has so many fantastic things, you have to check it out!
Labels:
60's,
handmade,
jewellery,
vintage dress
Wednesday, 14 March 2012
Karin Söderquist: illustrator extraordinaire
Karin Söderquist is a Swedish illustrator and artist based in London, and I just love her work! From stylish men to cycling bears and colourful sausage dogs: everything she does makes me smile. She has a few really lovely items for sale at Etsy too, trying to choose what I want the most: not easy, I tell you. Make sure you check out the rest on her website, you will not want to leave her space.
Labels:
art,
illustration,
Sweden
Tuesday, 13 March 2012
awesome Anne Emond
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Via Pikaland I found brilliant illustrator Anne Emonds comics today, and have read them all. They have everything I love in comics, which I am too tired to try and explain, so I suggest you head over there and check it out for yourselves instead. Unless you’re a anti-feminist who hates cats and don’t get irony, but then again, why would you even be reading this post if you are any of those things? Food for thought!
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Click on the link underneath the pictures to see them bigger. All pictures belong to Anne Emond.
Monday, 12 March 2012
beautiful bento boxes
At Bento & Co you can find a wide range of the most beautiful Bento Boxes you can ever imagine. Never imagined a Bento Box you say? Well, look no further than here in that case! Oh, how I just love this kind of design: making an everyday object into something colourful and imaginative. It makes me loathe my boring plain re-used take-out plastic boxes, or IKEA tupperware. Since I do bring my own lunch to work pretty much every day, this would indeed be a nice investment for myself!
Friday, 9 March 2012
five fabulous friday finds
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I love marcasites, and I love vintage brooches, and I love animals: this is a post about that. Plain and simple. I chose my five favorites from Etsy, out of the usual abundance, and they would all fit my little collection very well. Even though I am only shopping imaginatively this year (still going quite well, if I may say so myself, and to my own surprise). First is a gorgeous bird from ContempoLulu.
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Second is a little lizard from Bohemian Trading.
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Third is a delicate dragonfly from Lyonesse4gems.
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Fourth is a beautiful butterfly from Sanibelsands.
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Fifth is a pretty peacock from HollyPuppysAngels.
Thursday, 8 March 2012
feisty feminism
Today I mostly just wanted to say this: I am a feminist. I have always been one, and I will always be one. I believe in absolute equality between people, no matter what gender, race, sexual preference, religious beliefs, and whatnot that others believe separates us. I have been brought up in a privileged place (Sweden), where feminism has always been acknowledged as a politically important question, and equality has come a long, long way compared to most other places. That does not however mean that I will just lean back and say “good for me”, because that is far from the reality for most women in the world. For most women in the world, feminism is probably not the most important issue of their everyday life, so it is important that we who are privileged fight for everyone’s right for equality. All day, every day, for as long as it takes. Which, I am well aware of, will be long after I am gone. But at least I will be able to say that I did what I could. I am a feminist.
On another note, I also wanted to add that Feist, pictured above, is one of the most fabulously fantastic female artists I have had the pleasure to witness in a live performance, so far. She made last night very special to me and a sold-out venue here in Stockholm. It was so powerful, and reinforcing, and quite frankly mindblowing. Thank you Feist, you are awesome!
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