We’re excited to share with you today the awesome creations made by our wonderful and talented friend, Kristin. In addition to the looks below, Kristin has several other handcrafted accessories featured in her etsy.com shop.
*Kristin’s pictures were all taken by another wonderfully talented friend and photographer, Marty Diegelman. Check out his work at www.martindiegelman.com/
I recently came upon these fun Victorian Tattoo paper puppets. I love that each one comes with its own name and story and think any one would made such a playful addition to any space. I really get a kick out of ’em. Click below to view them individually.
Every week we choose a word and each do a post based on that word. This week the word Rigmarole was suggested to us by Farrell’s boyfriend, Albert. Here’s what we came up with.
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I’ve watched this video several times and get more out of it with every viewing. It makes an almost a subtle point that I find very profound. Perhaps it is human nature to see others as separate from ourselves – whether it be those from different countries, ethnicities and religions or, closer to home, those from a certain neighborhood, floor in your building or branch of your family. It seems to me the more we recognize and challenge this behavior in ourselves, the more we evolve as a species.
It takes some effort to incorporate green into your life in New York City. I love the use of moss as art in the top and bottom pictures below. I’m also totally into these other creative ways to incorporate plants and herbs in an urban environment. I’ve been wanting to make my own window farm (middle right) for some time now. Maybe a good project for this Fall.
Top: The Big Bang by Anna Garforth
Middle Left/Middle Middle/Middle Right
Bottom: Street Art by Mosstika Urban Greenery
More info on DIY moss graffiti and window farming.
Every week we choose a word and each do a post based on that word. To start things off, we selected the word Ritual. This is what we came up with.
Daily Morning Prayer:
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