And then following links from Mollie Dash, found this from Sarah Cihat mentioned by DesignSponge. Porcelain with brass and copper chainwork by michael miller. More rather awesome chain.
Had a jewellery rush the other day, and rediscovered Mollie Dash jewellery!! I want all of it. But the bracelets in particular. Where does she find such bloody awesome chain?!
Though this is a bit too wonderfully crazy for me, I love the pocket detail of the small hand and the print and material of that dress! Donna Sgro, one of the many talented people at the Young Blood Designers Market at the Powerhouse Museum, Sydney.
These are a few photos for my art body of work. The idea is the beauty of the banal, transfiguration of the everyday. Can you tell what it is? I'd love to know what you think.
All this design coming out of Melbourne makes me want to move there! Have you ever seen something that made acrylic look so fluid and elegant? Lightly Living.
I just realised that the shoes below are actually from Anthropology . Sorry bout the stuff up. Both Anthropology and Urban Outfitters are equally awesome and should come to Australia!
Hmmm. Blogging may quickly become a form of procrastination... All the better! I've been meaning to post this for a while; do like these textures. And it will be soon be spring! Why is there no Urban Outfitters in Australia?! I do have a list of other things that really should be available down here. I'll post those another time.
Heya. Sorry about really the slow leakage of really awesome stuff. I am in a rather thick period of exams and have both my art and design&technology major works due in on 27 August, so I am crazy at the moment. After that I fully intend to bombard the site with masses and masses of wowness! Well, till then, tata!
Jewellery with charm, interest and quirkiness. All on a great collage website. Though I don't really go for the pom pom attatchments, I do quite like these designs. Organon 9 Worlds
Mmmm, magazines that actually have good taste. Frankie is a mixture of all the arts; fashion, theatre, literature, music, graphics, design and so on. It is very supportive of up and coming talents, especially young Australian ones. And it has the odd free cards and posters- bonus! It is rather inspiring, has a nice layout and is a good read, so go buy it. Now.
I can't help it. I have to post about another of my absolute favourites. After being lucky enough to see the exhibition Alan Fletcher: fifty years of graphic work (and play) at the Design Museum in London, here, I have become a loyal believer in simple, and extremely effective, graphic design.
I cannot remember where I found this image, but I thought I would pass on the gnome love. By the way, as a new blogger I guess I should make some profound statement about my blog... Well, I can't think of anything...
Oh dear. I am posting about all my utmost favourite things, other than kittens with whiskers and brown paper packages. Maybe I had better save them up! I present another one of my design heroes, Matt Butler and the Zaishu. These ones are from the India project. Made from plantation timber, flat pack and often using old paint, the Zaishu is a product that is eco-friendly and incredibly funky also! How handy. And... each panel is individual as it is part of a larger artwork. And... you can build your own. And... the projects support the disadvantaged! And... What more could you want?
An artist who has inspired my final school year artwork. Shona Wilson is post modern in a way that no other post modern artist has ever been before, which is no mean feat.
Recently discovered Josh Pyke and am loving him to bits! I don't really know how to describe his music other than a bit country and, erm, soul? No matter; its awesome. And the graphics of the CD, website, music videos is a bonus.