One of my all time favourite artists, Anna Kövecses. Love her work!
Lovely wooden puzzle made by Jamie Jones.
I’ve been thinking of making an alphabet book or some sort of number/counting book for my daughter with photos of (to her recognisable) objects in and around our home. I’ll share a few books later on that inspired me. For today, I came across this brilliant little book by Lenka Clayton. It’s just perfect; 63 Objects taken from my Son’s Mouth. From Lenka’s website:
“Sixty-three objects that I had to take out of son’s mouth on safety grounds, from age 8 – 15 months. The collection indirectly documents those months of our lives, and includes currency from three countries, and odds and ends from underneath the working table where we made Mysterious Letters (Paris).”
Browsing Lenka’s works, it’s safe to say that I have another favourite artist now. Measuring the distance I can be from my son? I wish I had thought of that. All in all, great stuff! Check out her works here. Below: 63 Objects taken from my Son’s Mouth (project by Lenka Clayton, Brett Yasko and Tom Little)
(Via itsnicethat)
Love this satirical ‘corporate toy’ by Christopher Kieling.
Love these toys-turned-birdhouses by Martine Camillieri. Simply brilliant.
Absolutely love these imaginary planes by Peteris Lidaka. Great design, if only planes would look this diverse! See more here, they are the coolest!
Images from newspapers with some lines on them: headlines.
Love all the wonderful, wonderful works by Steffie Brocoli. Steffie has worked with great people in the creative industry, such as Wrap Magazine and Fine Little Day, and her style really stands out to me. The vibrant colours, beautiful shapes and just all so.. delicate? (Such as the little books with small pop-ups or bee-keepers, just so sweet!) See her lovely Etsy shop here and her brand new site here. Magnifique!
Awesome paper house by Helen Musselwhite
See some more paper houses here (by Ana Serrano)
Quite cheesy, as you’d expect.