amazing colours- poof! in your face!
wrestling with your colour printer never looked to chic.
(lacey is a british photographer who recently captured this rainbow of shots for the independent newspaper)
enjoy!
images via webber represents; a website FULL of wonderful photography, stylists and other artistic exploits.
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posted: April 30th, 2009 |
by: lady worthington |
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| tags: colour, dust, india, lacey, photography
| 7 Comments »
helen’s work takes me back to the days of simple pleasure- my childhood.
her fold-em-up-and-cut-em-out creations are all completely original and all delightful to behold.
and they echo the folky, romantic child-like experience of the world like picture story books and cartoons.
i am so deeply in love/awe with her work i could have put EVERY SINGLE ITEM [...]
posted: April 30th, 2009 |
by: lady worthington |
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| tags: art, artist, colour paper, cut out art, cut-outs, deer, folk art, fox, helen musselwhite, owls, paper, paper art
| 4 Comments »
brock davis is group creative director for advertising agency carmichael lynch in minneapolis. knowing how busy us ad peeps are, it’s great that he still keeps his wit about him and hasn’t lost his keen sense of humour – or the desire do make works just for the kick of it.
I posted a notepad/thread & [...]
posted: April 29th, 2009 |
by: tomagotchi |
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| tags: advertising, bird, brock davis, bubble, ghost, humour, illustration, lazer bread, wit
| 2 Comments »
The delicate line between art and pornography has been hotly debated ever since mankind evolved from monosyllabic grunts towards today’s more eloquent perversions.
It would appear that the delicate line forms a silhouetted easel.
via: spreadingjam.com
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posted: April 28th, 2009 |
by: tomagotchi |
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| tags: art, diagram, easle, pervert, silhouette, spreading jam
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the russian-born vania zouravliov was inspired from an early age by influences as diverse as the holy bible, dante’s divine comedy, early disney animation and north american indians. something of a child prodigy in his homeland, he was championed by many influential classical musicians including ashkenazi, spivakov and menuhin. He even had television programs made [...]
posted: April 28th, 2009 |
by: lady worthington |
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| tags: beck, big active, controversial artist, illustration, russia, russian, the bible, the information illustration, vania zouravliov
| 2 Comments »
i thought i was in to fashion and i thought i had a healthy knowledge about design… and then topshop emailed me about the new range that barbara has produced for the apple of sir philip’s eye.
according to wiki….
barbara hulanicki (born 1936) is a warsaw-born fashion designer, known as the founder of the iconic clothes [...]
posted: April 28th, 2009 |
by: lady worthington |
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| tags: 60's, 70's, anna wintour, barbara, barbara hulanicki, biba, cacharel, fashion, fashion illustration, illustration, london, mick jagger, rock, topshop, vogue
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Once upon a time edward janssen crafted bagels and frothed cappuccinos in central melbourne.
he possibly still does both but he also seems to be spending more time making his quirky line of jewelry, this charming man.
they mix witty visual puns (knuckle dusters + bread = knuckle sandwich), and good old-fashioned silversmithery. I’m sure when i [...]
posted: April 27th, 2009 |
by: lady worthington |
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| tags: bagel, Edward Janssen, jewelry, knuckle, silver, this charming man
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