I’m really taken with these pictures by Kenichi Hoshine! There’s just something about the way the paint looks… when I first saw the tree one I thought there was pretty fabric torn all over it or something. See more at DesignDig.
February, 2009
kenichi hoshine
February 28th, 2009 / Posted by fpgirl / Permalink
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paper craft
February 27th, 2009 / Posted by fpgirl / Permalink
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I love all these crafty ideas for printed paper! They really inspire me to go do something with all those old newspapers I have laying around…
- CutScoreFoldandGlue says:
cool the one at the bottom is awesome its different to the papercraft we do here http://cutscorefoldandglue.blogspot.com/ but we like all kinds of paper craft :)
- Caroline says:
We like some of the same things…
you might like my blog…
http://www.paperscissorsstone.info/
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love courtney love?
February 27th, 2009 / Posted by fpgirl / Permalink
Love her or not, these photos by Hedi Slimane look amazing. I love the styling and that first photo is my favorite, with the mix of decadent fabrics.
Check out the rest of the images on Slimane’s fashion diary…
- Anonymous says:
ALMOST all of them “Malcom”- but not ALL of them. Cheers, Katherine
- Malcom says:
The top hat is Boudoir Queen and almost all of the photos in the slimane diaries are of her wearing Boudoir Queen
- just once, no retouching! says:
For the amount of Photoshop it required to make her look like this, these could be photographs of anybody.
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awesome picture idea
February 27th, 2009 / Posted by fpgirl / Permalink
I love that all the lights in these pictures are hearts! Color Me Katie did it by cutting out a little heart on a piece of paper and putting it over her camera lens. I would never have thought that the outcome would be lights turned to hearts! It would be cool to try with other shapes…
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- DeniseAnna says:
Awesome idea! Love her blog too!
- Iris Ellis says:
awesome i wish i thougt of that
- fajas colombianas says:
This is exactly what the world needs, more love.
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today’s office style
February 27th, 2009 / Posted by fpgirl / PermalinkCheck out some of the sweet outfits people are sporting around the office today!
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- heather says:
Hi Cadah! There is lots of cool stuff near the Best Western- a lot of my friends stay there when they come into town. There is a Whole Foods on Callowhill between 20th and 21 st if you want snacks or a quick breakfast or lunch. If you like beer the Belgian Cafe on 21 st and Green has an amazing selection and a good brunch/dinner menu. If you walk a few blocks north on 22nd, Fairmount Ave has the historic/spooky Eastern State Penitentiary and some restaurants and little shops. You are also super close to the Philadelphia Museum of Art, the Franklin Institute, the Rodin Museum and the Academy of Natural Sciences. The Mutter Museum is also about 15 minute walk away-North on 22nd St between Market and Chestnut. Hope this helps and that you have fun! xoxo heather
- Cadah says:
We’ll be there March 23-26. We just booked a room at Best Western Center City Hotel to save some money. It’s located at 501 N 22nd Street. From what I can tell on a map it’s pretty close to some good museums and a trolley line that can take us downtown. Thank you so much for your help! We really want to get to know Philly as much as possible without the cheesy tourist stuff.
- fpgirl says:
Hi Cadah! We’re going to gather some suggestions from around the office and do a post all about our favorite spots in philly! When are you coming?
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layers & layers
February 27th, 2009 / Posted by fpgirl / Permalink
I’m really into these uber-layered looks from Missoni’s Fall 2009 collection. I just love the skinny pants with tons and tons of knits on top. What do you guys think? Would you wear piles of clothes?
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- april says:
I always love the tones and textures of their fabric. Talk about always staying relevant. Love it!
- quinn says:
OoOoOo! i LOVE these looks! Very a la MK Olsen!
- Faith says:
So THIS is how I should dress in -40C weather!!
~Faith
The first picture reminded me of fabric on a tree too, which in turn reminded me of an art history paper I did on Arshile Gorky. His painting Garden in Sochi was inspired by memories of his fathers farm. Apparently on the farm there was a wishing tree, and travelers and people passing would tear a strip of their clothing off and tie it to the tree. It might have looked something like that tree in the first picture.