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Looksie Grass
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Playground carpet for kids: collaboration project between Joel Escalona and Stephen Crowhurst.
Reminds me of this:
May Domino
00/00/0000, 00:00 | Original Site: Design MilkMay’s Domino Magazine was chock full of inspiration for me. It introduced me to some items with which I was unfamiliar, such as the Zig Zag lamp by Jielde:
and “The Other” coffee table by Ilse Crawford (which looks better in a room):
MOP
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Anna introduced me to MOP, or Modern Organic Products. I first fell in love with the packaging design. Then, after doing some research, I learned that their curly hair products are well-reviewed. Now I own a trio of pretty-looking, yummy-smelling hair products. I don’t talk about beauty products much here, so I’m really posting about MOP for its lovely packaging design. If you’re interested in my results, contact me here.
Linotte
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I received the sweetest, awesomest (yeah I know that’s not a word) hand-written postcard yesterday from Anke, whose illustrations I have loved for quite some time now (some faves pictured above). It was really great to get something from an artist whose work I admire, and in turn, find out she was a DM reader! Bonus!
Silent Art Auction Fundraiser
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Poketo & Handmade Nation present:
Silent Art Auction Fundraiser
Saturday, July 19 2008 6-10pm
FREE
At the Poketo Headquarters: 510 S Hewitt #506 Los Angeles, CA 90013 (5th floor)
Website: Handmade Nation, www.handmadenationmovie.com
Blog: www.indiecraftdocumentary.blogspot.com
Documentary Clip: www.youtube.com/watch?v=zH2HWPfwpOw
Steve Hagan Glassworks
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Rachel from Balahu emailed me about her company, Balahu, which promotes the arts in Philadelphia. Since I lived outside of Philly for 28 years, I feel very strongly about the Philly art community (I wish could have gone to the Art Star Craft Bazaar!). These are some beautiful glass pieces from artist Steve Hagan.