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Inspired by… Daniella Zalcman
Today I bring you the work of Daniella Zalcman, a photographer who parallels the cities of London and New York through these unique double-exposures. Such a fantastic idea! Enjoy.
Links Loved 05.17.13
Image via Rafel Delande
I signed up for the New York City addition of Blogcadamy this week, and couldn’t be more excited.
I spent a lot of time on Dribbble this week and this one shot particularly stood out- I love the hand-drawn type and photography.
I loved the post Miss Moss did on artist Katrin Coetzer this week and her “Honeymoon” series.
I liked listening to this playlist over on Grown-Up Shoes.
Enjoy the weekend!
Inspired by… Ilona Szwarc
I discovered the work of Ilona Szwarc via Miss Moss who recently posted The Cowgirl Way series. I instantly loved her style and decided to check out her work for myself. Below are some of my favorites from her American Girls series. Learn more about the inspiration behind this series over on the artist’s website.
Inspired by… Tomasz Biernat
Today I bring you the typographic stylings of Tomasz Biernat, whose typography reminds me of one of my favorite periods of typographic Americana…. the 19th century… I hope you enjoy his work as much as I do.
Weekend Snapshots 05.13.13
My life this past week has consisted of 6 airplane rides and 5 states. Some for pleasure, some by accident, and one rather personal. A death in the family has brought me home to the open roads of California… And now another week.
Links Loved 05.10.13
Image via Honestly, WTF
One of the most fascinating things I stumbled upon this week: The Most Detailed (and illegal) Picture of the Internet.
I’ve been fascinated by Vine ever since it came out, as a fun way to tell stories with moving images (still haven’t quite mastered it myself) so reading this story this week really inspired me!
I was in New Orleans this past week for the annual Jazz Festival and was fascinated by the city. I came across these great vintage photographs taken in the 1930′s of Mardi Gras in New Orleans
I love house/apt. tours of any kind. I really enjoyed this post on Design Sponge of designer Jessica Walsh’s apartment.
Inspired by… Wood Campers
Today I’d like to share the work of Wood Campers, a multidisciplinary studio based in France. I was immediately drawn to the bold, vintage-inspired illustrations and clean graphic design and typography. Enjoy!
