The Vintage Magpie sells the most beautiful handmade bunnies and bears in traditional vintage fabrics. Designed in Devon by Nicky Fraser, I defy you not to fall in love with the entire collection! http://thevintagemagpie.typepad.com/





Wednesday, 17 August 2011
Sunday, 14 August 2011
Charlie's Earth Photography
Charlie Watson is a brilliant photographer, whose extensive travels through Latin America have resulted in these stunning images below. More of his work can be seen on http://photographs.charliesearth.com/#home





Saturday, 13 August 2011
Kazuno Kohara
Japanese illustrator Kazuno Kohara has produced these two fabulous books. It is quite hard to find images of her other work, which I would love to see, as I'm sure it would be fantastic. A lot of the book images are made using linocut prints. http://www.picturebookparade.com/authors-illustrators/authors/kazuno-kohara


Friday, 12 August 2011
Angie Renfro
Texas born Angie Renfro moved to San Francisco for her art degree. After graduating, she worked as an industrial designer until 2005. After this, unsure what to do, she took a gamble, and gave herself a 6 month period to build up a portfolio and see if she could make it as an artist. Before 6 months had past, she sold her first painting at a local gallery show and was offered representation at a gallery which took the rest of the 40 paintings she had completed.... and now her career is soaring! http://angierenfro.com/
Monday, 8 August 2011
Lisa Congdon
Lisa Congdon is a San Francisco based artist and illustrator. She is also a collector of old and unusual things which she has chronicled in a really lovely book, 'Collection A Day' http://www.collectionaday.com/book.html More examples of her work can be seen here. http://www.lisacongdon.com/index.html







Sunday, 7 August 2011
Little Doe
Little Doe is a custom based accessory company producing these wonderful hats and headpieces. I particularly love the photographs on the website. https://www.littledoeislove.com/shop/
Tuesday, 2 August 2011
Anita Klein
I am doing a woodblock printing course this week, and have discovered that it is incredibly hard work. This now makes me doubly impressed by the fabulous work of Anita Klein. http://www.anitaklein.com/










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