my friend brooke is hosting a terrarium workshop in collaboration with arthur mag!!!
this is so cool…i’m definitely going.
sign up soon!
my friend brooke is hosting a terrarium workshop in collaboration with arthur mag!!!
this is so cool…i’m definitely going.
sign up soon!
the post about amelia merrick made me want to seek out more images of nomadic types…santiago mostyn’s book all most heaven did that, and then some.
some cool pix of trainhoppin’ going live at benna’s cafe in philly on friday, sept 11th.
my grandfather used to jump on bethlehem steel cars from his farm into the “city”…always loved that image…i think you’ll love the ones taken by amelia merrick.
our friends at we the free chicago told us about the jazz festival going on in grant park this weekend…
if you’re in town, don’t miss it! and stop by and say hi to our team. they’ll be around with catalogs and good vibes. :)
you can also find ’em on facebook and twitter…
bailey sent us a comment, re: yesterday’s post about the bike exhibit at moore college here in philly…
“i just mosaiced a bike and i thought it would fit in with this little blurb!”
you bet! thanks for sharing…
is my hero.
if you haven’t seen his blog, you must you must you must! he features pix, paintings and videos of interesting people and their creative spaces. so very inspirational.
i stumbled across isaac schell recently, and fell in love with his photos…
hope he shows again soon!
our friend kim forwarded this article from the new york times…about the scrappy, scruffy, no-holds-barred art scene in philadelphia.
like pifas place…
and the fabric workshop and museum…
go philly! go art!
anthropologie’s kayte terry held a denim applique diy session at work today, part of an ongoing workshop/lecture series here in the navy yard…
kayte showed some crafty urbn employees how to make a denim applique…as explained in her book, “complete embellishing techniques and projects.”
she is awesome! check out her new book due out in late october…”applique your way.”
yay friday!!!
our creative director doub sent us this pic last night…she’s in l.a. with our image team working on the next catalog, but met up with one of our vendors during her travels. she snapped him doing some metallic heat-sealing…
want to know more about heat-sealing? we just might have a little how-to for you in the next week or so… :)
say hello to mark khaisman, a philadephia-based artist who hails from kiev, ukraine. his medium of choice is tape.
how he gets his inspiration: “i go mostly by motivation. i conceive an idea and live with it, and if in a while it still feels right to me, i work on it.”