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INSPIRATION :: Illustrations by Lizzy Stewart
These illustrations by Lizzy Stewart are capturing my imagination tonight! And you’ll forgive me for including some very out-of-season winter scenes too, right?
MONDAY’S PRETTY THINGS :: Foxes
Foxes are absolutely and completely EVERYWHERE. What do you think of this trend — love it or hate it?
Fox Mask via Her Flying Horses on Etsy
Fox illustration via Nan Lawson on Etsy
Scion Mr Fox via John Lewis
Fleet Foxes poster by Alvin Diec
Children’s Play Tent with Fox via Snail Candy on Etsy
P.S. Even more pretty things.
- Even More Stars (10 to be Exact)
- Decorating for Christmas with Felted Balls
- Christmas Stars
- It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas…
- Toile Dishes
- Hope is the Thing with Feathers
- Clouds
- Earthy Autumn Blues
- An Antidote for Stormy Weather
- Sleep with the Moon and Stars
- Thai Babywearing
- Stripes Three Ways
- Florals
- Children’s Rooms
- Prints and Posters
- Red and White
- A Soft Pastel Palette
- Organized Spaces
- Coffee
- Here’s to 2012
- Red, White and Christmas
- Scandinavian Christmas
- November Colors
- Bright White
- Two of a Kind
- Autumn Grey
- Wood & Textiles
- Sunshine Yellow
- Bright & Cheery
- On a Tuesday
- Burlap
- Flowers & Textiles
INSPIRATION :: Winifred in the Country by Maia Larkin of The Voyagers
I’ve blogged about Maia Larkin a few times, so I hope you’ll forgive me that I’m posting about her again.
Of course you will!
Because this lovely, lovely piece is the perfect antidote to grey January days.
MONDAY’S PRETTY THINGS :: Hope is the Thing with Feathers
Feather Table Runner by Michele Varian
“Story Time Print” by Arian on Etsy
Owl Portrait Pillow by Coral and Tusk as sold on Sweet William LTD
“Hope” Print” by Arian on Etsy
Want to know a fun fact? Arian, who illustrated the two prints above, is the same artist behind Josh Garrels’ “White Owl” music video!
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P.S. Even more pretty things.
- Clouds
- Earthy Autumn Blues
- An Antidote for Stormy Weather
- Sleep with the Moon and Stars
- Thai Babywearing
- Stripes Three Ways
- Florals
- Children’s Rooms
- Prints and Posters
- Red and White
- A Soft Pastel Palette
- Organized Spaces
- Coffee
- Here’s to 2012
- Red, White and Christmas
- Scandinavian Christmas
- November Colors
- Bright White
- Two of a Kind
- Autumn Grey
- Wood & Textiles
- Sunshine Yellow
- Bright & Cheery
- On a Tuesday
- Burlap
- Flowers & Textiles
INSPIRATION :: Gorgeous Art in Oliver Jeffers’ Newest Book
It’s so easy to get lost inside the wonderful world of Oliver Jeffers. The latest book from the talented Irish illustrator is due out in November, and I can’t wait to get my hands on it. Doesn’t the beautiful art just draw you in? He often sells prints and apps which correspond with his books, too, which I think is very clever.
Images via oliverjeffers.com
(Oh, and remember when this trailer of his Lost and Found book-turned-film was making the rounds a year or so ago? So beautiful!)
INSPIRATION :: Interactive Design Website of the Day: Djeco.com
Wow. Have you seen the Djeco website? Djeco is a Paris-based children’s toy and game company, and their site is just too cool to keep to myself! Take a few moments to click around the interactive screens, the details will surprise and delight you.
And don’t miss the selection of fantastic desktop wallpapers like the one below; you can view them by clicking the “Goodies” tab on the website.
MONDAY’S PRETTY THINGS :: Prints and Posters
After a three-month hiatus, I’m bringing back the Monday’s Pretty Things series! Here are a few bright and colorful prints that have made me smile recently.
“Coffee with my Owl” giclee print, via Helen Dardik on Etsy
Scans from the 1965 book Noah’s Ark by Miche Wynants, via My Vintage Book Collection (in Blog Form).
Helsinki poster, via the Blanca Gómez/Human Empire Artist Series
Giraffe Portrait, via Josh Brill/Lumadessa
Have you discovered any artwork lately that brightened your day? Let me know in the comments!
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P.S. You might also enjoy these previous editions of Monday’s Pretty Things:
The Oaxacaborn Blog 