Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts
17 February 2010
yummy winter greens
sunday suppers has some of the best food fotos i have seen in a very long time. this work communicates community and fellowship as it relates to sharing a table with wonderful people. and the winter salad looks like it is yummy. full of beautiful texture and color.
Labels:
Art,
color,
Community,
farming,
food,
photography,
smell,
sustainability,
Textiles
10 September 2009
18 August 2009
majakowski.gasthaus | berlin


with my summertime schedule and 'new to berlin' status, i've been doing a lot of research about my new surroundings.
i found this great design work about this restaurant on the outskirts of town. i haven't found much else about it and am very intrigued. the identity is done by a berlin/vienna cooperative called up designers.
Labels:
Art,
Cafe,
collaboration,
color,
Community,
design,
germany,
hotels,
photography
19 June 2009
Great Photography

Found these photos absolutely captivating by Trine Thorsen.
Her story featured in the profile section is lovely. Well written and inspiring.
02 June 2009
Hard Times Commitment

Fantastic profile of artist Alexander Conner in the NYT this morning. He talks about his art and what impact the financial constraints of the recession are having on his lifestyle and artistic passions.
Labels:
Art,
collaboration,
Community,
cooking,
design,
Education,
learning,
Love,
Passion,
photography
26 May 2009
Lounge & Kitchen
Aim for White & Blue City Fancy

Photography by Brigitte Wolfgang Drejer. Represented by sisters agency in France, she has a whole category dedicated to *snow*
These selections are from her 'white' & 'city slickers' categories.
19 May 2009
07 May 2009
Pages that inspire

Creative spirit Pia Jane Bijkerk has a new book out Handmade in Paris. It's available at The Little Book Room. Besides Pia Jane's great book, The Little Book room has treasures a plenty.
Labels:
Art,
books,
collaboration,
Community,
design,
Education,
France,
furniture,
gifts,
Home,
interiors,
learning,
Netherlands,
photography,
travel
24 April 2009

“Druzhba Holiday Center Hall” (Yalta, Ukraine, designed by Igor Vasilevsky 1984)© Frederic Chaubin
Frederic Chaubin has a collection of photos that feature Soviet-era architecture. The buildings are wacky and oddly futuristic and successfully communicate a feeling of dominion. Chaubin captures something very special in these photos.
found on grain edit
03 March 2009
Heavenly
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