Archive for the ‘arts & crafts’ Category
Collections
Four creative friends exchanging objects and photographing their personal collections resulted in these beautifull images. This little project was initiated by Echoes; a collaborative journal. This is one of their older projects check the site for their recent works.
♥ Echoes: a collaborative journal: ➔ Site
➔Heather : Site
➔Emily : Blog : Flickr
➔Alicia : Site : Blog : Flickr : Shop
➔Rachel : Blog : Flickr : Shop : Site
Falling garden
This is where I would like to lay my head. Gazing at the ceiling admiring this amazingly pretty ‘Falling Garden’with all its details! This instellation is done by two german artists; Gerda Steiner & Jorg Lenzlinger and is part of their nine ‘Brainforests’
♥ Steiner & Lenzlinger: ➔ Site
Like an arrow to my heart
These arrows take my breath away. They ar made by Fredericks & Mae, a designcouple working on the bounderies of art, design, fashion and print in Brooklyn, NY(found via Maryam Nassir Zadeh)
The colours, the details,..what more can I say.
♥ Fredericks & Mae: ➔ Site ➔ Blog ➔ Shop
Hecho a mano
This is the work of Argentina based Cecilia Afonos Esteves. She makes pretty yet simple illustrations and makes wonderfull jewelery in tiny boxes! She showcases her work on two blogs; illustrations ‘Flor de papel’ and jewelery ‘Joyeria contemporanea’
Hella Jongerius
Love these enemal plates by Hella Jongerius. Her website is filled with her inspiring projects!
Swedish old folklore handcraft
This handicraft dates back 400 years and all pieces are unique. They are made out of reindeer leather and horn and embroidered or braided with pewter wire.
Still lifes
Visit this really nice blog by Gleena from Gleena Ceramics called My mama’s table. Besides all the beautiful ceramic posts my favourite posts are the posts about still lifes!
Made by l e n n e b e l l e impression
These photo’s are made by my friend Sohia who is a stylist and photographer and also did the photoshoot for Made by l e n n e b e l l e! Aren’t these pretty! This is at my small workspace at home.
Flight Home
(no, am not coming back home already from Vietnam!)
These pretty buttons are not actual buttons but part of a project I discovered some time ago. It is called ‘Thuisvlucht’ (Flight Home) by dutch artist Anneke Jakobs. All these parts belong to an old chair cut up in thousands of pieces. All pieces are sold (I bought one) and spread all over the world. You can even see these on her website with Google maps! These pretty pieces are still available!
♥ Anneke Jakobs: ➔ Site ’Thuisvlucht’➔ Blog ➔ Official site
