Leaflets
~ great design and living well outdoors
~ the cultivation of beauty in the garden and beyond
~ sharing ideas that can be interpreted by all who love design
~ the celebration of creativity, originality, and balance, tempered with a sense of humor
~ honoring the land we live on by elevating it through thoughtful design
~ creating and cultivating online communities
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studiogblog Rochelle Greayer of Studio 'g' -
susancohan Susan Cohan -
danilomaffei Danilo Maffei
Niki de Saint Phalle, Tarot Garden, Italy
Artist Barry Underwood’s incredible light sculptures.
The Rubber Duck project. via Florentijn Hofman who hauls that big bad baby from city to city.
Site specific art by Cornelia Konrads.
Next time you find yourself walking in the forests of Scotland, look for mirrored people.Located on the woodland walk at the David Marshall Lodge, “Vestige” is an art installation created by Rob Mulholland. A contemporary sculptor and installation artist based in Scotland, he had originally intended for the six mirrored people (three women and three men) to be temporary. Hikers passing through the forest enjoyed the displays so much however, that it has now become a permanent art installation for all to enjoy.
The vision behind the art is twofold: 1) to create a vestige of the people who once occupied the land until World War I, when they were re-located while forests were planted to generate timber and; 2) to make people “reflect” upon man’s impact on nature.
Fun! Crayons shaped like river stones. Color your world.
The Garden of Knowledge (Jardin de la Connaissance) - a temporary installation with walls and structures made of discarded books. A bit Fahrenheit 451? via Landzine
Phyllis Galembo, photograph Okpo Masquerade, Calabar South, Nigeria. 2005
via The Tang Museum
Step Lightly, 2010 Virginia King
today i was bored and i had a knife. so this happened. i wish they were better, i’m not the craftiest person ever.
