Shannon graduated from Savannah College of Art & Design in 2001 with two BFA degrees, illustration and graphic design.
Constantly in her mind composing artwork, she is inspired by accounting ledgers, numbers, maps, vintage papers, road signs & symbols, found objects, typography, and African wildlife.
Modular furniture brand Movisi has launched Make/Shift, an adjustable shelving system by Royal College of Art graduate Peter Marigold.
The system, made of Arpro expanded polypropylene, consists of wedge-shaped units with corrugated edges that tesselate to fill alcoves or spaces between columns.
Make/Shift also comes with clips that can be used to create freestanding assemblies.
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Claire Stigliani is a very young yet fascinating artist.
Her style is definitely very unique, personal, strong and colorful!
Visit her gallery here
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art
Bruce is a balcony barbecue grill. To save space on the often very smallbalconies Bruce is designed to be hung up on the balustrade. His shapeis similar to those of flower boxes. That makes it possible to usestandard holders to install Bruce.
Henrik Drecker DesignA brilliantly distinctive and unexpected adaptation of a modern classic. Our Rubik’s Cube® is made of solid chrome, with leather inlaid sides.
Sophie Cook graduated in 1997 from Camberwell School of Arts. Her work now sells worldwide and is also featured in permanent museum collections. Currently throwing porcelain bottles and pods on the wheel, her vibrant glazes embody subtle, sculptural shapes to create fluid, almost luminous forms which suggest a contemporary feel to a traditional craft.
How original and unexpected ! Lazy milk pouches break are available at EGG3, SALAD and Anthropology homeware.
Frank Tjepkema is a Dutch designer based in Amsterdam.
The idea behind the design is that these vases are the ultimate personalization of the consumer in a product, with minimal intervention of the designer.
Heidi Kenney is the creator of those lovely and original plush. I am just amaxed by her creativity and sense of humor.
"Considered, the sustainable footwear line from Nike, has moved in to their All Condition Gearinterviewwith Bob Mervar, Design Director ACG and Peter Fogg, Senior Designerabout two new shoes that came out of the collaboration and are bringinga new look to the previously quirky-yet-respectable Considered line. group and will be introducing some rather innovative product as theteams join force. Always reliable for the scoop, Woody over at SneakerFreaker has a great
The Water Cat (pictured, top) is a water shoe made with an extremereduction of materials, simplifying the manufacturing process.Performance of this shoe is apparently not compromised by the post-techlook—there's support where you need it and it's very light weight.
The Soaker (pictured, bottom) is another water friendly shoebut also has broader appeal. Made from fewer layers of material thannormal sneakers and built with "snap together tooling" instead of toxicadhesives, these shoes definitely resonate with my urban-greensensibility."
These unique Gold toned earrings were designed and handmade by Mary Andrews, a jewelry designer and Artist dwelling in Brooklyn, NY. Hand crafted, and designed for that vintage look, antique typewriter key beads hang from silver hooks for sensitive ears.
Kendra Binney was raised in the small mountain town of Lakeside Arizona. Here she formed an early bond with the miniscule world of spiders, snakes and all things hiding in the grass. Practiced in the art of "catching pretty things" She transfers this closeness with the obscure and unnoticed into her paintings. Through scenes of dripping landscapes in which birds are remorseful killers, and the trees are unspoken thoughts , she displays her vision of nature, humanity, and the vulnerability of youth. Her work explores the seldom pondered architecture of lives draped in memories, remorse, and fragile realities
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illustration
you might see them as toys, you might see them as a unique decoration, or you might see them as a strangely compelling semi-natural oddity. all of the above would be correct.
in their raw form, a felt rock is technically a lump of felt formed when small bits of wool fluff gather while making polishing wheels for optical lenses, spun around in a drum with them.
