Another week of inspiration on pinterest
Tonari no Totoro by Victor Vercesi
Found on Society6. A website where you can buy artwork from artists around the world. As an artist you can just upload your work, so don’t need to print it beforehand because Society6 will do that for you when someone orders something.
The Curiosity by Terry Fan
Also found on Society6
Standing Tall by Dan Burgess
Another one from Society6
by John Stezaker
This artist combines different photos in his work.
Telephone box library
Many villages in the UK have turned red telephone boxes into mini libraries, just take a book and leave one behind. More information here.
English Romantic Cussions by Chocolate Creative
Nature photo-pillows
Adventkalender
1 december is not for away so I’m gathering ideas to make an advent calendar. Usually I bought one with chocolates inside but they’re not for sale anymore this year because apparently they found some toxics in the packaging..
Inspiration and ideas found on pinterest
Wellies! by Dan Burgess
Weird animal illustrations make me happy :)
Light Bulb Necklace
by FioreJewellery on Etsy. Nice and simple necklace made with wire. I’m gathering some ideas to make my own necklaces.
Ferm Living Edward Bean Bag kussen
Weird creature pillows! Found on Flinders
Red berries
From Ariadne at Home. Nice autumn idea
Owl Enjoys Coffee’ by Rogan Josh
Who doesn’t?
These paintings by Jeremy Geddes almost look like photos. Have a look on his website or his blog which shows more work than his website.
Pinspiration
Bunny by Leontine Greenberg
Watercolor drawings of weird but cute creatures
Christmas Season Decoration by John Alcorn
From 1964. Colourful illustrations, both realistic and surreal.
Illustrations by Julie Morstad
Wildlife series by Magie
Love this new magpie series
Harry Potter Time-Turner
Who wouldn’t want to have this ;)
The Frost by Robin Wilson
Winter landscape
Polaroid Necklace
Photo idea.
The Viewbook Photostory is an international competition that focuses on the narrative aspects of the photographic art form.
On the website you can see several submissions of small stories.
Some of my favourites are displayed below. I will just post one photo and the title because I think you should see and read the story yourself on the Viewbook website, because there they form a whole and gives more impact than on this weblog.
One by Luca Spano
What Remains by Naman Protick Sarker
The Story of One Man by Maxim Dondyuk
Flyhouse by Christopher Moon
Portraits of a Tornado Path by Mathieu Asselin
Distant and Close by Alla Mirovskaya
Losing Ground by Matt Kay
Hulk’s Toys by Tommaso Barsali
