Welcome
17 Jan 2010 Comments Off
Welcome to my visual diary. This blog will probably just end up filled with my thoughts on books I have read, ads I have seen, nice packaging I’ve disovered – all collected in one place so I have somewhere to look back at inspiration
Laura
Greetings Cards – Etsy
01 Jul 2010 Leave a Comment
in Art, Design Tags: birthday, bon voyage, cards, cutout, etsy, Govango, greetings cards, handmade, illustration, journey, KidsAtHeartDesigns, letterpress, LuckyBeePress, nelladesigns, print, RUBYrecycled, Serimony, Storeyshop, thank you, typography, valentines, VixensEmpire
Beautifully written copy from VixensEmpire.
Vintage illustrations from KidsAtHeartDesigns.
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11 Feb 2010 Leave a Comment
in Fashion Tags: alexander mcqueen
Today Britain, and the world, lost an amazing fashion designer. [BBC NEWS STORY]
Alexander [Lee] McQueen was, and will remain to be, one of my favourite British fashion designers. Here’s just some of the reasons why.
When I find the words to describe exactly how much I admire Alexander McQueen I will, but for now, the photos will do the job perfectly!
Bêtes De Mode
23 Jan 2010 1 Comment
in Art, Fashion, Music Tags: Bêtes de mode, Burton, Clement Vauchez, Fashion Animals, Fashion Beasts, Gas, Heartkiller, Helmo, HIM, His Infernal Majesty, James Copeman, Linde, Mige, Screamworks: Love In Theory and Practice, Thomas Couderc, Valo Daily, Valo_Daily, Ville Valo
I was vaguely aware of the series of photos I am going to share with you and was pleasantly surprised by the contextual reference I found of them in a very recent music video.
Bêtes de Mode [Fashion Beasts/Animals] is a series of photographs by Thomas Couderc and Clément Vauchez of Helmo. The images were created as a sales campaign at Galeries Lafayette department store in Paris. Galeries Lafayette is home to a breathtakingly beautiful domed ceiling that Couderc and Vauchez certainly made the most of.
Mix Tape
17 Jan 2010 Leave a Comment
in Art Tags: Andrea Mastrovito, David LaChapelle, Deanne Cheuk, Griffiths, James Jean, Jeff Koons, Phillip Jones, Prada, Thomas Demand, Tord Boontje
To mark the first post I’ve decided to create a mash up post of artists scribbled in my Critical Studies notes and the odd company I’ve come across in the past few weeks.
So where to start, with the madness of Jeff Koons of course.
Post-Modernism defined. Does Jeff Koons even need an explanation? I feel if I explain him I ruin him, so I shall leave it as this photograph. More
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