Mirrors

Domestic enlists the most wondrous of artists to turn mirrors into works of art. One more way to affix art onto your walls and make it functional!

 

What I wore today - Artist style!

What I Wore Today... In Drawings is a blog that compiles artists renderings of what they wore one day.  

Joanna Rutter

Joanna Rutter isn't only a talented silversmith, she has a great talent in displaying her products, too. The papercut elements add a second layer to the photos. They are telling little stories about birds floating on clouds, branches waving in the wind and clouds meeting their silver-relatives.

Check out Joanna Rutter's Etsy-shop and blog.

Carambatack Design

These mixed media illustrations by Norwegian artist, Annette Mangseth, are pretty to look at. Some are painted with acrylic paint, ink, gelpen and marker and some with paper flowers.

Artist site: Carambatack Design.

What pretty eyes you have!

Hanamizz has a series of wide kaleidoscope-eyed young ladies and animals in some 'not-so-innocent' poses. No worries, it's still safe for work :)

Fawn Fruits

Fawn Fruits is the brainchild of South Korean artist Daniel Hyun Lim with a strong influence of Japanese culture, beginning with the name that makes reference to street fashion inspired by the overdose of colors.

Allover Art

Ruth Jones, creator of Allover Art, believes that art was meant for more than simply decorating walls; it was intended to be an individual celebration of that which makes each of us unique. This is why she’s creating one-of-a-kind, hand-painted wearable works of art. And if you love art, then you’ll love these wearable art pendants, rings, brooches, earrings, and bobby pins that she made.

Cute Chubby Books

These chubby books are a combined notpad, scetchpad with 10 artist designed post cards. The artists are Julie West, Helena Garcia, and 64 Colors.

“24 Xiao” by Liang Su

"Photographed by Liang Su for the Taiwanese creative agency BlanQ, the “24 Xiao” editorial is pretty amazing, tapping into one of the cornerstones of Chinese folktales, and interpreting elements of classical Chinese culture in a contemporary manner. "

Jason Tharp

Illustrator extraordinaire Jason Tharp has just completed his new website and his portfolio of work is amazing!

Lost at Sea

Here's some cool wooden jewelry from the Lost as Sea Etsy shop to help wrap up the summer in style.

Jelly Designs

The Jelly Designs shop has super cute illustrations on cards, prints, rubber stamps,and buttons.

Blooming Lovely

Helen Lang has been creative and was drawn towards illustration as it allows her to inject her slightly obscure sense of humor into her designs. She works from a rather lovely studio (from which she can witness squirrel fights in the park) and spends her time developing her decorative line and lettering styles.

Spotlighted Blog: Kim-Anh Nguyen

Blogger is Kim-Anh Nguyen with her tattoo art blog.

Her work is amazing!

DIY: Rilakkuma

Cute Rilakkuma paper figures, where you can make yourself. 

Just download here, print, cut and glue!

Pretty Ladies

Tammy is a an illustrator who makes girls so pretty, you can't help but stare.

Vintage style illustrated necklaces and pocket mirrors

Love these vintage style necklaces with the fine illustrated pendants coated in a high gloss resin. They’re one-of-a-kind and are created by French illustrator, Anne Cresci. Aren’t they just pretty?

Besides the handmade jewelry, you can also find the girlie images in pinback buttons, pocket mirrors or just on postcards. Anyone who enjoys art would find them totally endearing.