
Saturday, November 19, 2011
Friday, November 18, 2011
Using Your Bean
Artist Anna Low begs the question: What to do with a blank book? Haiku about the weather, guest signatures, well-wishes, girly phone messages. cribbage scores, gourmet dinner plans, cupcake recipes, family stories, elaborate schemes, fantastical sketches, a travel journal, garden notes, bedtime stories, squirrelly love poems, devious notations, elf dreams, grocery lists, the next great American short story, things you've overheard, important scraps of paper, guest lists, directions, bird sightings...
Inside Folk
Melissa Gruntkosky uses motifs found in wycinanki (vee-chee-nan-key), a form of paper cut folk art commonly used by Polish peasants to decorate their homes. She uses a combination of original and found imagery, often adding text, in both letterpress and digital work.
Taking a Shine to
Margarita de Santis' designs feature vintage glass, a medium rich with history. It’s color & cut inspired her creative vision & sensibilities.
Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Featured Creature
Marc Roulstone's unique, whimsical designs are available in prints, t-shirts, magnets and buttons. Guaranteed instant smiles!
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