I adore these. I hope he eventually makes these on commission, because I would love to order one or two that use silhouettes of family members.
The artist, Aritz Bermudez of Creative Farm, overlaps two complementary landscapes and a trace outline of a young boy or girl. Result:
Holy [expletive deleted]. I just took a huge break from blogging. My work schedule changed and I’ve been waking up early, going to work, coming home late and going to sleep, and starting the cycle over. Fun.
On a brighter note- look! Pretty clothes! Beautiful photography!
Photographer: Sydney-based Mikael Wardhana
Model: Katerina Chang
Clothing: Natalia Grzybowski’s Hybrid collection
Kitty is happy when the sun is out and the curtains are open.
Also my sheets are super wrinkly.
I’m pretty sure everyone on the internet has seen this (the video has 174 million views and counting) but I’m featuring it anyway because it’s one of my new favorites. And this is my blog and I make the rules. So there.
And because you’ve probably already heard it, here’s one you probably haven’t.
I’m not-so-secretly in love with this woman.
An ad campaign for Colsubsidio Book Exchange illustrating two stories in one image.
Agency: Lowe/SSP3
As if I needed another reason to be infatuated with chocolate.
So pretty I wouldn’t be able to unwrap them. Almost.
Marou Faiseurs de Chocolat is a Vietnamese-based company founded by two Frenchman who sought to make the first gourmet bean-to-bar chocolate to come out of Vietnam. Each variant of Marou Chocolate is based on the province the cacao beans grow in.
Via CreativeRoots, “To highlight the hand-made, artisanal quality of the chocolate itself, we commissioned a local printing shop to use the traditional silk-screen printing techniques to hand print the design in antique gold ink on each wrapper. The finished packaging is then given to Marou who then hand wrap the chocolate bars.”
c.s.m.r. 