Its possible to grow something even in the smallest of spaces. Maybe a work desk, used a centre piece on a dining table or on your bedside table. I think terrariums are just about the cutest things right now!
Its possible to grow something even in the smallest of spaces. Maybe a work desk, used a centre piece on a dining table or on your bedside table. I think terrariums are just about the cutest things right now!
Happy Monday to all my lovely readers! Well I can report that the move was a complete success. I must say a big huge gigantic thank you to our friends who helped us, we couldn’t have done it without you. Expect house pics to be posted up in the coming weeks!
I came across Karin Hagen when I saw an image of one of her ceramics, a wonderfully formed wonky little cup adorned with hand painted leopards. Her animal illustrations are full of character and charm.
Karin’s blog shows you the evolution of her creative practice from sketchbook doodles to the end results in earthenware, portraits and other medium.
Tomorrow we are moving house, just down the street though so really not far. Packing up everything still feels like a mountain and Im tired and stressed and just want it to be over.
The plus side is that we will be restyling our interior together in the mid century style and I love a project. I have been eagerly scanning the net for images of inspiration and this is what I found.
Eriks Designbuss is a fantastic mobile studio and office. Based in Sweden and always hitting the road this fantastic vehicle is a great example of innovation and the idea that great art and design can be brought out into the community. Kind of like a mobile library or bank, bringing his design business to different communities, sometimes remote and heck it just looks like a lot of fun!
“I want to explore my role as a designer and be my own producer, in the same time challenge the norms in the business” says Erik Olovsson.
Lieke van der Vorst produces the most beautiful illustrative work I have seen in a while. I instantly became a fan when I first came across her work. I think you’ll agree that her style is elegant, detailed and captivating.
What a fantastic idea, a 12 hour travel guide. Having kids means I don’t normally get anymore than the odd weekend away maybe once or twice a year (if I’m really lucky). So when I do travel I love to pack my trip with cultural, foodie and design highlights, sitting on beach is most definitely not who I am.
About:
We love to travel. We also love design, and music, and fashion. And we were missing a website full of travel tips for people like us. Somewhere between the backpackers and the luxury hotels. With tips that aren’t about money, but about great discoveries from all around the world. So we built 12hrs.
To keep it simple, we organized them in itineraries. 12 hours per trip. Sweet and short. With the best to see, do, eat, dance we could fit in one short stay. We ignored a lot of the usual recommendations, because we trust you that you will find the obvious tourist highlights yourself. You can follow our schedule, or you can just pick a few selected tips and ignore the rest. We won’t judge you. Let’s go on a trip together!
Check out 12hrs for their beautiful guides.
The gentle art of perfecting my cinnamon bun recipe has become a bit of an obsession in our house. I think I’m almost there with the addition of apple chunks it’s gotten serious and I feel I have upped my game. Josh also obliged by taking some lovely photos of the result and then of course he got to eat them.
To make 12 buns you will need:
Dough (I used a bread maker if your making dough by hand follow a basic bread dough recipe)
The rest…
These buns are not overly sweet but if you like a more decadent bun make a gooey frosting from cream cheese, icing sugar and vanilla extract to smear on the top of the buns, it amazing!
I just had the latest edition delivered to my door and its wonderful.
What more could I want in a magazine than art, design, thoughtful writing and beautiful photography?
From weekly cartoonist for the Guardian with ‘Where’s my jetpack’ to wonderful illustration and wit.
Beautifully handcrafted wooden items.
Born from a fascination with the natural world, adventures in mountains and forests and objects with magical properties, Miscellaneous Adventures is a new craft project by illustrator and maker Andrew Groves.
Digitally printed plushies, posters and home ware are all in the Plingsulli Store.
Enjoy the naive and colourful work.
The coupling of gourmet hot dogs and champagne sounds like a match made in heaven to me.
It can only be a short amount of time before we have a gourmet hot dog joint in my city (please).
Basically my new favourite band with a kick ass female lead and a surf punk rock vibe
to accompany the best summer ever!
A beautiful blog filled to the brim with recipes, photography, art and life.