Things I like this week
These two pictures make me want to buy a Volkswagen van and take it cross country.

I am a faithful reader of the Free People blog:0 ) I loved the lace dress in the picture.
Apparently animal prints are in. I kind of like them!
I like this short video featuring Nadinoo's Autumn/Winter 2010 collection. Nadia Izruna is a British fashion designer that makes hand crafted clothing inspired by the early 1900s fashion. Click on the image to watch it.
Check this out, this is a rainbow Eucalyptus tree! This actually exists!! It is the only species of eucalyptus that grows in the northern hemisphere and is normally grown for its pulpwood, used to create white paper. It looks the way it does because the trees shed many patches of bark at different times throughout the year. As the patches are gone, the green inner bark is exposed, and as it matures it turns bluish, then orange, purple and maroon. So cool! Too bad it grows better in warm tropical places, other wise I would have one on my front lawn!
Artwork Inspirations
Australian Artist, KIRRA JAMISON's work caught my eye this week. I like the contrast of the delicately painted natural images against the dark background. It looks like the birds and trees are floating in a night time sky.
Lena Wolff is another artist I found inspiring this week. Her works are inspired by folk art, fables, animism, early American craft traditions and the natural world. She uses narrative textile traditions to create quilt-like collages that are meant to be symbolic of traditional stories.
Sebastiaan Bremer is a photographer from the Netherlands. He is known for painting and overlaying multiple images on top of his photographs. In these two pictures he manipulated them with photographic dyes applying thousands of tiny ink dots on top.
Crafts and Creations
I decided to try and make some driftwood wall hangings. I want to do more of this but I just need to go out and find driftwood. I'm just waiting for the warm weather so that I can collect some.
Here is my take on it. I found this driftwood at the beach a long time ago. I knew I would use it one day!
Here is an Irish Song put to some spring images. Again all of the recordings my twin and I make are rough but it's still fun to create.
It's really windy out right now, which means the weather is changing back to winter. I guess we will have to wait a few more weeks until this warm weather stays for good!





















