Happy Friday! Here are some illustrated objects I’ve been obsessing over this week: 1 // Panko the Cat Cushion by Eeva Margita 2 // Leopard Palm Day Cushion by These Walls 3 // Cactus Flower Vase by Marie Michielssen 4 // Paperheroes by Steph Werning…
1 // Nail Salon Neon Pen by Big Bud Press 2 // The Blue Journal by LilyMoon 3 // Nature Walks To Do List by Jessica Roux 4 // Fruiting Dishtowel by Becca Stadtlander 5 // Tropical Garden Wall Clock by Papio Press…
Last week, I started a new feature on the blog where I list illustrated products I’ve been obsessing over the past week. Plus, where to buy ’em if you fancy them, too. Enjoy! 1 // Hand-embroidered Peter Pan-style collar by Baobap Handmade…
Ashlee Woo creates portraits of celebrities, artists, and political leaders using a combination of digital embroidery and silk screen. The abstract images feature thick stitched lines that define the large, bold shapes of the subject. Smaller, more expressive embroidery adds fun details like…
I’m trying a new segment on Brown Paper Bag where I list the illustrated products I’ve lusted over the past week. I always try to buy things that have illustration on them (or an illustrative quality to them) because I find that…
Miga de Pan is the label under which Buenos Aires-based crafter Adriana Torres creates her work. Her exquisite and minimalist pieces are a lovely combination of texture and line. Quiet scenes featuring woodland creatures, geometric shapes, and even architecture are sewn onto natural-colored backgrounds. These images are…
Do you ever buy things just based on their packaging? I totally do. It adds a whole other level of product enjoyment for me. I also keep some packing that I really like. This tea towel by Mirdinara Kitchen, for instance, was…
For months, I’ve been thinking about doing a post that covers art materials. Specifically, products that are helpful and seem fun to try. I don’t test out enough of these items in my day-to-day life, and so I have the…
Artist Elin Thomas makes moldy petri dishes look cute and cuddly. Using a combination of embroidery thread, crochet, and needle felting, she creates unique textile pieces. The fuzzy felt produces the effect of tiny hairs sprouting from the yarn spores. If something…
The Awesome Project is “an experimental journey of the multidisciplinary” by illustrator Madalina Andronic. Her porcelain creations are inspired by Romanian folklore, and this influence seeps into sweet fairies, collars, and much more. Seriously. I’ve featured many of her pieces, but Madalina…