Category — art

Start your Tuesday off right with these free spirited watercolor sketches from San Jose design studio Sketch Away. (Ferris Wheel pictured above)

New York City

Ornate Facade

San Francisco

The Flatiron Building in New York

Boatman and the River

Happy Monday Lovelies! Today we are excited to share with you these lovely works by Canadian Fashion Illustrator Esther Bayer. We are quite smitten with the dreamlike images and muted tones used in each of Bayer’s beautiful drawings and right now you can snag these beauties at 15% off until April 15th! So hurry over to her shop and pick up a few prints to bring fashion into your home!

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South Africa-based artist Wim Botha sees books slightly different than most of us do. He creates haunting sculptures made from stacks of hardback books, literally carving out characters from the pages. Most recently his works were on exhibition at the Stevenson Gallery in Cape Town.

Anna-Wili Highfield is a Sydney based artist currently making sculptures of animals from paper and from copper pipe. Her paper sculptures are created from archival cotton paper, that is painted, sewn together to create the figure of an animal. The copper pipe is bent and manipulated to create sculptural forms reminiscent of line drawings.

She has a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the National Arts School, Sydney NSW and she has worked for Opera Australia as a scenic artist for several years. Her commercial clients include Anthropologie and Hermes (who commissioned several paper horses, one is pictured below). However, Anna-Wili’s pieces have predominantly been commissioned by private clients, both within Australia and around the world.

Her sculptures have appeared in publications in The UK, France, Germany, The Netherlands, Hungary, Russia , Israel, Turkey, South Africa, Mexico, Argentina, The USA, Korea, China, and Australia.