this post turned out into something about chaos and high tea
(high tea , because it sounds so posh and orderly)
see the top image big over here
bottom over here
and i stumbled upon lynfabrikken on flickr
in this picture they're eating somewhere in london
i like the idea of eating of a wooden board
it's nice to not post and just read/look at your blogs
i'm inspired again....thank you girls and boys!
I dived into the archives of the europeanceramicworkcentre ,
they have this great artist in residence program
the washbowl is by lorna lee leslie
love the tap as well by vola
and these clippings from a documentary caught my eye
....love the colors
i'm going to post a little less frequent because
i find it hard to post about others every day and trying to make things
myself at the same time...
in short : i'm spending to much time on the internet
many times
when googling
i see these
little images
i find them
inspiring
in their
own way
the bag f.e.
is very ugly
when seen big
happy
thanksgiving!
we don't
celebrate
over here
but i am
in the mood
a picture taken at the printing studio i visited
we did a test print for the tea towel project
next time we're going to print 20 of them
in a chocolate color and on linen
the rest of the pictures i took there are over here
you can see more of yoshioka sachio's work over here
+ beautiful clothes over here
sub-studio already showed katja bremkamp 's
cutlery but i'm showing it too because i love it
the beauty of it is that she's designing cutlery for habitat
they're selling her rice spoon first
not in silver but in metal to keep it affordable
a bit of the eames spirit : beauty for the masses
and i like the spirit of fluo
via shift
wishing you lucky breaks
new to me these wall paintings by ragna berlin
she made them 10 years ago
they work really well in a large space
and i finally found a place for textile printing
at an affordable price , because the printer man
is to expensive.
but they're not answering the phone....yet
installations by pieter vermeersch from brussels
via anygivenname
love his work
have you seen ah-yi's woven scarf...it's gorgeous
installation with mohair
by nicole noack
at a first glance i didn't see what this was
i just liked the shape...
if you want to know what it is , you can find it here
a while a go i showed you yokoo's beautiful crochet scarfs
but she's actually a photographer
there's a kind of eerie atmosphere in these pictures
which i like
see all of her work over here
click the picture for a bigger view....it needs to be seen big
:: and don't mis jen's simply breakfast book
clothespins from recycled wood and metal
by anneke jacobs
:: girls and boys i'm in the middle of a video editing job
so i hope to see you back next tuesday
i'll leave you with a new to me blog i like by pieter : today and tomorrow
where i found anneke
