Janet Champ. Print/Neutrogena
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
Janet Champ's Neutrogena Hands
Tuesday, March 8, 2011
hellllll yeahhhhh.
Thursday, March 3, 2011
Stairwell collages
Stairwell collages (magazine images on mylar) by Kirsten Kindler at ADA Gallery via Lorraine Glessner.
Sunday, February 27, 2011
thankoon hair
Thursday, February 17, 2011
Heaven Sent
Wednesday, February 2, 2011
Monday, January 24, 2011
Thursday, January 6, 2011
Chloe Fleury //2010
Monday, December 27, 2010
d.i.y. gift bows
Sunday, December 26, 2010
Gediminas Šiaulys
Tuesday, December 21, 2010
d.i.y. ornaments!
check out the instructions here --d.i.y. terrarium ornaments
also more fun d.i.y. projects can be found here! at the free people blog. good stuff i say!
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
Create Seed-Starting Pots From Newspapers
Instead of buying expensive peat pots to plant your seeds in, make these spiffy planting pots by rolling recycled newspaper around a glass or jar. The finished pots are sturdy and will break down quickly once they've been planted in the soil.
Monday, November 29, 2010
coptic inspiration
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
felted inspiration
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
Monday, November 15, 2010
more book inspiration
And so you want to be a fisherman...
By Susan Jaworski-Stranc
Newbury, Massachusetts: Apple Cider Press, 2000. Edition of 10.
Susan Jaworski-Stranc: "A family crisis was this book's genesis, which took place a few years ago between mother & son. The writing of the poem was a means of working out complex feelings and emotions surrounding a universal parental issue – letting go. The book form is a metaphor for the poem. Through the use of prickly metal edges, sharp hooks, the act of untangling the fish from the netting as well as the unfolding of fish assists the reader to relate to the milestone on an intuitive-cognizant level. This deeply felt experience was made concrete through the book arts to share with others."
Autumn Ahn- Gertrude's Hands: closed 1"x2"|open 2"x4"
Quercus
By Rebecca Goodale
Portland, Maine: Rebecca Goodale, 2009. One-of-a-Kind.
20.5 x 14 x 3" closed; 10.5 x 14 x 96" extended. Silkscreen printed oak leaves attached to a 13 cotton strings, which are in turn attached to the bottom and top of the maroon cloth-covered box in which the work is housed.
The Chestnut Oak (quercus prinus) is listed as endangered in Maine's official List of Endangered and Threatened Plants.
Lift the cotton loop attached to the lid's exterior and watch streams of leaves rise on 13 strings like flags on a ship's halyards. Quite obviously meant for display, the lid can be hung from the cotton loop so that the leaves flutter delicately in the wind. Fully extended this homage to the Chestnut Oak rises to 8 feet.
Beautiful books by Freya Diamond
Emily Carr, A Body of Work
By Freya Diamond
Sante Fe, New Mexico: Freya Diamond, 2010. Open edition, signed and numbered.
4.375 x 8.5"; six leaves. Opens to 20". Flag structure. Illustrated paper-covered boards with ribbon closure.
Georgia O'Keeffe
A Body of Work
By Freya Diamond
Sante Fe, New Mexico: Freya Diamond, 2009. Open edition, signed and numbered.
4.375 x 8.5"; six leaves. Opens to 20". Flag structure. Marbled paper exterior with ribbon closure.
Freya Diamond: "I've dressed Georgia in her own artwork."
Frida Kahlo
A Body of Work
By Freya Diamond
Sante Fe, New Mexico: Freya Diamond, 2003. Open edition, signed and numbered.
4.375 x 8.5"; six leaves. Opens to 20". Flag structure. Illustrated paper-covered boards with ribbon closure. Paper title label.
Matisse Odalisques
By Freya Diamond
Sante Fe, New Mexico: Freya Diamond, 2007. Open edition.
4 x 5.75"; five leaves. Carousel structure with five openings, each three-layered. Illustrated paper-covered boards with ribbon closure. Diamond uses works like Odalisque with Magnolias and Odalisque sur fond rouge to form a theater in the round.
On the subject of odalisques Matisse with characteristic honesty said: "I do odalisques in order to do nudes."
Friday, November 12, 2010
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
scholten and baijing, vegetables
recently the dutch designer duo scholten and baijings opened a retrospective at
vivid gallery in rotterdam. they called their exhibition 'from japanese furniture to vegetables'.
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