Origami, letterpress, linocuts, laser-cuts, pepakura, pop-ups, flip-books, silhouettes, maché, and more.
I finally got to visit the Ace Hotel in New York City last week, so now I’m wishing more than ever that I could visit their Palm Springs and Portland locations. This past weekend Summer School was in session in Palm Springs and featured a visit from the Type Truck. Check out their blog to […]
Jessica of How About Orange shares another project using the versatile paint chip. I’d love a little rainbow row of these sweet boxes along a window ledge. More: Pixelated Art From Paint Chips Embroidered Paint Chip Cards
Salon.com has a post up from Imprint, detailing some of the outstanding pieces in the Morgan Library and Museum’s current show, “Lists: To-dos, Illustrated Inventories, Collected Thoughts, and Other Artists’ Enumerations.” I will confess to being a compulsive note scribbler. Sometimes they help me stay organized and on track, but mostly they just serve as […]
The Awesomer points us to this amazing recreation of a Walkman by Zim and Zou. Make sure to check out the post for a video on how they made it happen.
Want to make someone special feel like a million bucks? These lovely paper flower gift toppers by Evie S. are the perfect way. A little extra time will bring your gift to the next level, and will really make a statement that says “Thank you for being a friend.” Rose, Dorothy and Blanche would approve.
Michele Pacey occasionally embarks on crafting series on her blog, Michele Made Me. She takes one creative technique and makes a string of projects that explore its possibilities. In her gum wrapper chain series, she adapted this time-honored technique into a beautiful gift topper (pictured above), a lampshade, a picture frame and wreath, and a […]
I’m not much of a scrapbooker, but this mini album made out of cardboard boxes by Bursts of Creativity really caught my eye. I can totally see myself making something like this out of all of the odds and ends that I collect while traveling, then can’t quite seem to throw away once I’m back […]
