I found Hadley Hutton's work via A Print a Day blog , and thought her stuff was really amazing. I love her blend of asian aesthetic (Japanese woodblock, floral motifs), nature (birds, plants) and especially her colors. Her medium of encaustic, gouache, and colored pencil really make the pieces seem shrouded in wispy cotton candy as well. The pieces are sweet but strong, and I found her stuff really inspiring.
Go check out her website and her Etsy store where she sells prints!
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Tuesday, January 6, 2009
Tuesday, September 9, 2008
Tammis Keefe
My friend Sandra posted about this amazing 1950s textile designer, Tammis Keefe, and I found her stuff to be so beautiful and simple! They evoke such a whimsical sense of style, design and color sense.
Here is a fantastic set of her stuff over on flickr- these are just a small sampling of some of her stuff!
Here is a fantastic set of her stuff over on flickr- these are just a small sampling of some of her stuff!
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