The work of Julie West is available for purchase at her online shop Sno. For sale are limited edition giclee, serigraph and gocco prints as well as stationery and tote bags. Her work has great line quality and the papers she uses to print are all gorgeous. Each gocco print, for example, is printed on its own unique sheet of paper. No two prints are alike.
"Freefall" Gocco Print, $30. "Hello Poppet" Gocco Print, $30. "Ghosts" Gocco Print, $30.
I was framing a bunch of Tiny Showcase prints last night and remembered the work of Deth P. Sun. The work in general is dark yet playful with great color combinations (love that bright fuschia with the dove gray.) and reminds me of the work of Maurice Sendak.
Like Whoa, a painting by Deth P. Sun.
Flipping through back issues of Martha Stewart and found this beautiful seaside-inspired bathroom. The sealife is actually découpaged illustrations taken from a clipart book. The layers of paper give each illustration a great texture. Beautiful.
Click the above to see the full bathroom. From the September 2002 issue of Martha Stewart Living
The current topic of interest is flowers for Mother’s Day over at Apartment Therapy‘s Open Thread 199. I remembered Red Envelope’s new(ish) Flowers by the Month and though I’d also post them here. These bouquets show up monthly in chic cylindrical ceramic vases with little to no filler. Great selection of flowers here and you can choose to send them for 3 months, 6 months and 12 months.
The May, June and July bouquets.
The work at Fuss is so not fussy. Very clean, no-nonsense design with absolutely beautiful motifs and patterns.
A custom wedding invitation.
Now obsessed with Emilio Pucci just in time for spring. BlueFly is carrying these adorable crush-worthy grosgrain and silk printed totes. The prints are absolutely fabulous and perfect to wear with white, which seems to be the (non)color of the season.
Printed Grosgrain Tote, $364. Green Printed Silk Tote, $348. Ivory Printed Silk Tote, $348.
