I know it's late to be posting this, but Catherine Campbell is having a half price print sale that ends today. I had been trying to decide between two of her prints when I logged on tonight and discovered her sale, needless to say my decision was easy, I bought both! I'm so excited. Quickly – visit Catherine's Etsy shop and treat yourself!
I can't decide what I love more: a) the fact that Barcelona have their own "Park Department" or b) that they had Klas Ernflo design the posters. Absolutely fantastic.
This freaking awesome magazine. King Brown, where have you been all my life? I was staying in a cute little suburb of Perth called Leederville. It has a few really rad clothes shops and restaurants (and a fantastic skate-ish shop I can't recall the name of?!) and a shop called Remedy where I found this gem and fell in love. As you guys probably know by now, I'm a bit of a magazine freak and when I fall in love with a mag, I fall hard and fast. I am completely and utterly in awe of this fine article. Check out more King Brown here. Love it.
I love Garance Dore's Illustrations. Even more so when I read a gorgeous post about her and her sisters. It reminded me of my own three beautiful sisters and the mischief we get up to. We always share clothes, do each others hair and make up and talk talk talk - even when there's nothing to talk about. What amazes me most is the amount of overwhelming love four little bodies can have for one another. I know that no matter what the circumstances we'd run around the world for each other.
"Sister Act" illustration by Garance Dore.
"Dear Cody Hudson, I think you're neat. I bought your book "Save my life" the other day and loved it. Also, you have a rad beard; and while we're on the subject of beards, let me just say that Capt. Daniel Gregg from the Ghost and Mrs Muir had the greatest beard of all time. I can't wait to see if we are "M.F.E.O" (made for each other), which I think is highly likely as I like beards, you have one, I like art, you make it, you know...so on and so forth. See you soon (in a totally non-stalker way, like as in not literally "see" you soon),
Sleepless and Son, whoops, I mean Lella."
Ok fine, so I lifted a few lines from Sleepless in Seattle. But I do think that Capt. Daniel Gregg from The Ghost and Mrs Muir had the best beard of all time and also that Cody Hudson is one of the finest artists of the 21st Century. I love him. And his beard and his awesome body....of work. Check out Cody's work here, at Struggle Inc. Also, buy his book.
Christian Dior's The Little Dictionary of Fashion says:
I found this awesome graffiti in Newcastle last weekend. The centre of Newcastle is kind of baron these days so it was refreshing to see some colour while it was raining and blowing a gale!
If you have read our first ever post 'A beard by any other name...', you will know that Lella has a thing for beards. I had thought that her obsession was rather odd, but came to terms with it (and even have to admit that Captain Gregg – from The Ghost and Mrs Muir – is pretty fine, beard and all).
I brought a book of Yoshitomo Nara's postcards a couple of years ago and he has been a favourite of mine ever since. Yoshitomo is a Japanese Pop artist and his work is cute, scary and cheeky all at the same time. I love that many of his characters are so innocent but then out of the blue one will be smoking or swearing at you. You can see more of his work here.
This little print takes me away to land where you jump into chalk drawings and all of a sudden you're wearing pastels and saying "tally-ho!" whilst trotting along on your pale pink merry-go round horse. Z All rights reserved © Blog Milk Powered by Blogger
