Hairy Growler Jewellry

15 May 2013 | Other RSS posts by
I stumbled across this artist on Facebook and I absolutely love the work that they do. Look at the intricacy of this dragon fly.

via Hairy Growler

And the coin rings are very steampunk and unique.
vai Hairy Growler

There are lots



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Category: Coins, Hairy Growler, Recycled Jewellry

Happy Top Gun Day!

14 May 2013 | Other RSS posts by
This morning I feel like hopping on the highway to the danger zone. Hope you all had a Happy Top Gun Day yesterday (13th May)



And for the ladies ...




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Category: Danger zone, Top Gun Day

Mother’s Day

12 May 2013 | Other RSS posts by



Wishing all the Mum's out there a wonderful relaxing day, with lots of hugs and laughs.




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Category: mother's day

A beautiful day

11 May 2013 | Other RSS posts by
Today is probably the last beautiful sunny day before we hit the pre-winter shivers. A perfect day to draw on path with chalk ...


and of course, if it isn't on Instagram, then it didn't happen ...



Hope that you had a wonderful



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Category: chalk drawings

Sign for the Library

05 May 2013 | Other RSS posts by
My creative exploits of late have been to do with the school library that I am working part time in. I've been playing around with Illustrator today rather than catching up on correction, designing a much needed sign for the fiction section of the Senior Library.



I started with the random.ttf font that I found online and then customised about half of the letters. Adding blood splatters, crowns and the



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Category: fiction sign, Free Library Display Signs, illustrator, Slideshare

Heirloom Design

04 May 2013 | Other RSS posts by
I came across this great article on Heirloom Design and it got me thinking about the objects that I surround myself with. Another article that I came about talked about slow consumption and the notion of adopting the values that our grandparents had in regards to repair, reuse or recycle.

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But slow consumption doesn't mean no consumption, it means saving and buying heirloom design products that will last.

One example of this



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Category: Heirloom Design

Cat Tank

27 Apr 2013 | Other RSS posts by
Isn't this cute?

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Just say'n!

If you haven't taken a look through Beezer online store, then do .. losts of lovely stuff, australian online store and the prices are very very



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Category: beezer, cat, tank

Tate Modern Lichtenstein merchandise

12 Apr 2013 | Other RSS posts by
I ordered some bits and bobs from the Tate Modern in London about a week ago and I was truly excited to have it arrive yesterday!


I got the T-shirt, isn't it cute!

The pillows were rather gorgeous as well, but I can't help feeling that they needed a bit of a border, whether it be a black or white sash. Some



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Category: Dorothy popped, Graphic Design, Lichtenstein, Pop Art

Nursery Print for Nicholas

11 Apr 2013 | Other RSS posts by
The work that I have been doing in illustrator has re-ignited by interest in graphic design. In Year 12 I did Graphic Communication and loved it. Mind you, back then it was all about analog and not digital techniques! 


I have done this nursery print for Nicholas' bedroom. He has a frame with the first picture of earth from outer space and I



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Category: art, Graphic Design, my creative space, Nursery Print, print, Space

Lichtenstein re-visited

07 Apr 2013 | Other RSS posts by
Going through a real pop art Lichtenstein phase at the moment. The Tate Modern in London have had a Lichtenstein exhibition on and have lots of cool stuff for sale in their online shop if you are interested.



It is an interesting artform and one that I am drawn to at the moment because of the simple lines and bold colours.




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Category: Lichtenstein, Mad Men, Tate Modern
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