Amazing furniture from Patternity. The geometric qualities are achieved with dyed inlayed wood.
an inspiration notebook for a visual artist
Saturday, February 26, 2011
Geometric Furniture
Amazing furniture from Patternity. The geometric qualities are achieved with dyed inlayed wood. 
Saturday, February 12, 2011
Dramatic and Effortlessly cool: Rachel Comey's models showcase their natural beauty as well as her Fall 2011 Collection
A stand-out from Fashion Week, Designer Rachel Comey’s models wore no makeup while exhibiting her Fall 2011 Collection.“The look was both dramatic and effortlessly cool—a refreshing break from the coal-lined eyes and generous makeup application we’re used to for the Fall runway.” -Refinery29.com
Gorgeous!
Thursday, February 10, 2011
Wednesday, February 9, 2011
My first attempt at making a custom recycled tshirt!
My first hand-made recycled shirt! I used quilting techniques to craft the chevron design from a pallet of thrift-store tshirts. This is more of a prototype, but I think the idea might apply well to dresses, jackets, hoodies etc.
Friday, February 4, 2011
Toy Tokyo
Tilt-Shift Tokyo! 2009
Taken during last year’s Japan trip, from the CityView on top of Roppongi Tower.
Taken during last year’s Japan trip, from the CityView on top of Roppongi Tower.
Toy Tokyo
Tilt-Shift Tokyo! 2009
Taken during last year’s Japan trip, from the CityView on top of Roppongi Tower.
Taken during last year’s Japan trip, from the CityView on top of Roppongi Tower.
Drowning in Possibility
"Drowning in Possibility": The Wired on why distractable people are more creative
As an artist, distractability is a constant uphill battle. I found this article from The Wired to be so enlightening.
How being easily distracted allows us to be more creative, the importance of curating our thoughts, and how this relates to the modern culture of social media.
I love that phrase, "curating our thoughts".
How being easily distracted allows us to be more creative, the importance of curating our thoughts, and how this relates to the modern culture of social media.
I love that phrase, "curating our thoughts".
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