Friday, October 30, 2009
Happy Halloween
I thought Halloween was the perfect occasion to showcase these adorable licensed creatures. I am unable to find who is the original illustrator or creator but the line is available on numerous goods worldwide. This is not a style that I am typically drawn to but there is something so fantastic about morbidity at its cutest. Its different and interesting.
http://skelanimals.com
Labels:
Graphic Design,
Great Ideas,
Kids,
Party Goods
My hero wears designer jeans







Some peoples' heroes wear capes or some type of football jersey. I have recently come to realize that my hero can typically be seen wearing expensive jeans and a blazer. Jeff Lewis is a California-based real estate developer and star of Bravo's "Flipping Out'. I am consistently impressed with all of his homes and I give him credit for my inspiration of one day owning a home that is sophisticatedly named. I call him my hero because anyone that is well versed in so many different aspects of real estate, from the construction to interior design is nothing short of genius. Mr. Lewis seems to have no niche specialization because his areas of expertise are extensive. His taste is impeccable and his sense of humor is hysterical. If only I could afford him.
www.jefflewisdesign.com
Labels:
House Inspiration,
Interior Design
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
My heart skipped a beat

Its no secret that I am a sucker for fantastic packaging but Elizabeth Linde's design for Whisht Fragrance is exceptional. 'Whisht' is named for the moment in time when the heart skips a beat. There are so many banal names for perfumes these days, fragrance marketing is almost always a horrific cliche. Whisht manages to communicate the same essence of attraction and butterflies that others' wish to portray and never achieve. The physical packaging also echoes the idea of heart in a way that is not charm bracelet cheesy, but elegant and quiet.... like a heartbeat.
Elizabeth Linde
Labels:
Graphic Design,
Great Ideas,
Package Design
Thursday, October 8, 2009
Gwyneth Sutherlin




Gwyneth Sutherlin is an abstract artist based out of Indianapolis, Indiana. Gwyneth's paintings are very in tune with her personality - soft spoken but incredibly expressive.
http://gwynethsutherlin.com/
Taylor Ann Smith


Taylor Ann Smith is an Indiana artist that has traveled the world and landed here in the Midwest. Her work is consistently transforming with the influence of her travels and experiences and yet she manages to maintain a style that is exclusively her own.abstractmodern.com
I need a tall date





Hot Pink? Gray? Python? Croc? Are you kidding me? Christian Louboutin must've been reading my mind when these were designed... all my favorites in one place is a dream come true. If only I had won the lottery on Saturday, I could afford them. Would I wear 12cm shoes? Absolutely. BTW that is just short of 5in for the metrically challenged... putting me personally at over 6'2". I am definitely going to need a tall date. AND valet.
www.christianlouboutin.com
Friday, September 11, 2009
Sassy Sparkling


Australian Design Group Public Creative designed this splendid label Capel Vale Winery's Sassy Sparkling Brut. It is simply splendid.
Labels:
Graphic Design,
Package Design
Friday, September 4, 2009
Firefly
Happy Birthday Barbie



Fashion Illustrations available at Pottery Barn Kids



Two of my favorites from my personal collection.


This year marked the 50th anniversary of Barbie. In celebration of her birthday, Jonathon Adler designed a full scale Malibu mansion in honor of her Dream House. I, of course, think this is brilliant. She celebrated her 50th globally with numerous corporations participating in specialized merchandise, including Pottery Barn Kids and Dylan's Candy Bar.
Although Barbie has numerous critics, I am definitely not one of them. I LOVE Barbie. I say that in present tense because my love for her as a child has never diminished. I find her to be an icon - she is both beautiful and an inspiration.
http://www.barbiemedia.com
Labels:
Barbie,
Interior Design,
Kids,
shoes,
women
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