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Domino, I miss you so...

Posted on: Tuesday, April 13, 2010

...but Lonny magazine is a close replacement. Close. They do a good job of listing their resources and have fun little projects anyone can do. There's a DIY on making a very pretty chandelier that would look great in a nursery.
The photography is OK but the styling is great. This cover shot irks me a bit...she should have been lying on the sofa or something...instead she looks uncomfortable on those hard tables and I can't stop looking at how she is curling her toes... Lonny, you should hire me. Really.
Go here to check out their online version:
Lonny Magazine






My little homage to Christopher Wilson's style...

Posted on: Sunday, January 3, 2010



Detail shot of Badgley Mischka wedding gown...

New Inspiration: Christopher Wilson




Seriously AMAZING work. I love the golden yellow color cast on all his work as well as the subject matter. I'd really like to try shooting a wedding or doing some portraits in his style. Anyone up for being photographed? Here's a link to more of his inspiring photographs :
http://christopherwilsonphotography.com/artist.asp?ArtistID=7931&Akey=PVSBGH5X

TOAST

Posted on: Monday, December 21, 2009















































I can't stop looking and obsessing. I love the girl with the short dark hair! I want her haircut.
It has that Anthropologie feel, but the clothing is more...earthy + practical? Less foo-foo? Does that make sense? It's been a while since I found an inspiring catalog, but this one has just made my year. The way they cut from master shots to detail shots of the products is beautifully executed and the layout and design of the catalog is topnotch. Here's some treats: feast your eyes!!
http://www.toast.co.uk/

Little Goldmines #1: The Claw Foot Tub

Posted on: Sunday, March 15, 2009

What did you do this weekend? I was bored so I went exploring. Look what I found....

Living in Massachusetts it's hard to find places I like to shop in after being spoiled by all the Brooklyn and NYC shops. The antique stores are great, but I'm not always in the mood for something 100 years old and I don't have the luxury of hunting for good finds with my 2 year old in tow. So this is the first of a series of shops I'm featuring that I think are 'little goldmines' that really deliver big style, great design, good customer service, goods that are priced affordably, and make it easy to find a gift for a friend (or me!). I saw this shop out my car window while taking a wrong turn down a side street and asked my hubby to pull over so I could take a peek....what a gem.
Store owner Mary Moore Cathcart greeted me warmly, asked if needed any help, and then let me wander around a bit.

Art Direction Project: Field Triphttp://www.blogger.com/post-edit.g?blogID=4928701629313877259&postID=8496649043927155214 / Photography Inspiration

Posted on: Monday, May 5, 2008





All photography by Labokoff:
http://www.etsy.com/profile.php?user_id=5481988

I was completely blown away by these little prints.......I have been wanting to try my hand at art direction and these just inspired a whole fashion editorial spread in my head.....more to come later...baby is crying!
Okay Im back. So I've been working through some ideas in my head about a fashion editorial where it's a girl on a field trip in a field somewhere around here, collecting things. In the shots she is fully styled but we never see her entire face...only her lips. She can be holding a book up to her face, binoculars, a map, an old Polaroid camera with bellows, a butterfly net...you get the idea. Then for the accessory shots there'd be a pair of brightly colored patent heels in the butterfly net with butterflies around it, or in the field grass with feathers around them, or on open book of field bird study drawings or other animals. A cool pair of long leather gloves draped over a stump... Maybe a cool bag shot with her field journals, magnifying glass, specimen jars, etc... spilling out of it. Specimen jars with brightly colored jewelry in it......Wardrobe could possibly be supplied by Cabin Fever....or not? I would like to try to have the wardrobe be more modern / folk than western...but we'll see what she has to offer anyway.
The photography style is very editorial and etherial....lots of moody dreamy like soft colors and softly blending horizon lines and shapes...very limited focus.

Things I have already for this shoot:
Feather collection
Old Polaroid camera with bellows
Cool old binoculars
Field journals, vintage illustrated book Birds if Field and Forest

Layouts so far......Vintage blue tie jacket with modern highwasted and form fitting up top pants or something else ...stacked bracelets. Have binnoculars already.

Brightly colored, patent stacked wedge peep toes inside net, on round mossy stump top..netting could be colored. I only drew one shoe because Im lazy , it would be a pair of shoes..maybe style in the shape of a butterfly ?
Possibly one of Alyson Fox's wonderful pocket dresses in a neutral color...with a bright orange or pink net? Colorful flats with this dress. Butterflies on stump and one on her shoulder.



Possible locations:

Mushrooms Im getting....
http://www.victoriantradingco.com/store/catalogimages/1a/i13282.html


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Good things come in pairs: Minh + Wass

Posted on: Tuesday, October 30, 2007




I want to live in their photographs.....Outrageously gorgeous environments that make you ask yourself; Who lives there and who is their decorator / stylist? Fantastic ideas for your own humble abode.....color combinations, textures, mixed and eclectic combinations of home accessories and furniture styles...all blended beautifully together. These two are a photographic team whose clients include Anthropologie, Bergdorf Goodman, and Kenneth Cole.

http://minhwass.com/ngoc-int.htm

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