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One of my favorite sites for shopping is Svpply. With everything going on lately I have been derelict at checking it but today I did and came across the very cool works of Julie LaBulle, otherwise known as Giulia Dolci. Giulia is a London-based graphic designer and illustrator whose Hairy Series reminds me of Marilyn […]

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Happy New Year! I’ve officially been writing this blog for 2 years now – wow how time flies! I hope everyone had a great holiday break and is back to the grind. For my part, this morning I learned that West Elm would be selling art from Etsy artists via their catalog it appears. When […]

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Another epic discovery over at Lost at E Minor today was their recently featured emerging artist that goes by one name, Jim. While the name is nondescript his work certainly is not. He creates skull-based works that incorporate fibers, found object like tea bags, what looks like plastic cording, paint, etc. I can’t even really […]

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Yesterday my brother forwarded me an article from Makezine as he often does and it was the incredible glasswork of Luke Jerram — Michael wins the prize for coolest forward of 9/9/09 as Luke’s pieces from his glass microbiology sculpture series are beyond beautiful. The above, smallpox, is hand blown and, according to Luke, these […]

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In this month’s Vanity Fair I read about this company, Thornwillow Press, who was noted for creating custom-bound editions of Obama’s inauguration speech from January 20, 2009. I wrote the name down in my Blackberry quickly as I thought it might make a great gift for my father for Father’s Day coming up this Sunday. […]

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One of my favorite people, my friend Ali, launched a fabulous online jewelry boutique a few months back called  Charm & Chain. I’ve attempted to be wildly supportive and only just realized I should immediately have blogged about the boutique here. The above necklace is a new one from Lizzie Fortunato Jewels. I love how […]