It’s been two years since I last shared the three-dimensional illustrations of Bozka Rydlewska (aka Bozka). Back in 2015, she had recently started her foray into pop-up and tunnel books. They focused specifically on botany and were (and still are!)…
You know when you see something you want and can’t stop thinking about it? That’s how I feel about these plant lamps by Mariana Folberg. Since I first wrote about them on My Modern Met, I’ve been dreaming about having one…
I’ve talked before my love for illustrated animal totems. I think, partially, it comes from a childhood fascination I had with my mom’s miniatures that she kept displayed old printer drawers. Through her online shops, Emily Rose Thomson crafts similarly…
I’ve got a quick note of house-keeping: I’m phasing out my 7 illustrated product obsessions. You’ll probably see them every so often in the future, but now I’m going to dedicate Fridays to individual shops. It’ll still be an illustrated product-related…
1. Cactus Ring Holder (with Jewelry Dish) by Paint My Dream 2. Cat Bandit Ceramic Plate 3. Narwhal Pendant by designosaur 4. Hands Pillow by LEIF 5. Ceramic by Léa Maupetit 6. Synchronized Tote by Gorman 7. Hanging Sloth Necklace by PPS
If you’re in the Northern hemisphere, your everyday attire probably consists of puffy jackets and knitted beanies. Might I suggest another winter addition? Animal scarves by Nina Führer! The subtly playful products feature high-quality wool with one unexpected twist—at the end of each scarf…
1. Green Cactus LED Light by YiaMia 2. Peelin’ Myself Pin by Katie Turner 3. Polar Bear Bracelet by Liten Kanin 4. Tiger Vessel by Bonnie Hislop 5. I’m Not Bossy, I’m the Boss by Martha Rich for BlueQ 6. Iris Apfel Birds Socks…
1. MiniDogs ceramic figurines by Little Birdy 2. Wonky Floral acrylic brooch by Jo Chambers 3. Cheese Plant brooch by Hello Sunshine 4. Blue Flower Lady vase by Elizabeth Graeber 5. Black Healing Hand collar pin by Juliade Klerk 6. Big Face Hair pin by Lane Walkup…
One of my favorite trends lately is necklaces, brooches, and rings made from kiln-fired clay. I’ve got a few pieces now and love how essentially, these are mini sculptures you’re wearing on your fingers, around your neck, or on your…
Fiber artist Jill Ffrench crafts felted bird sculptures that pay homage to their voluptuous plumage. Using 100% pure felt, she stitches the hand-held creatures and adheres them with embroidery thread, wire, and wax. When complete, the soft figures don ornamental long, tails, which…