1. Handmade fish vase by HESUKINAE 2. Enamel pins by Maggie Magoo Designs 3. Garden bear (with a raccoon pal!) by Past Your Porchlight 4. Sassy tiger pillow by Laura Frisk 5. Mostera plant embroidery pattern by Bustle & Sew (instant download)…
1. Floating Heads with Buns ceramic sculpture by Rami Kim 2. Cosmic Hair Girl pin by Lisa Junius 3. Cyclops Eye Table Mirror by Doiy 4. Bun Lady plate by Manard 5. Floral embroidered hoop art by Amy Chandler 6. Feline Support System by Kaye…
1. Crystal-shaped ring dish jewelry tray by Mineral and Matter 2. 15″ cactus piñata by Lula Flora 3. Flower Crown Pattern by Sarah K. Benning 4. Hanging air planters by Cindy Searles 5. Notepad Miaou liste by Sonia Cavallini 6. Yellow floral cat by Beth Meadows…
Miranda Sofroniou finds inspiration for her illustrations from her travels, nature, people, and animals. These muses are expressed with a mixture of painting, drawing, and collage. The results have effortless look to them; you can almost feel the warm breeze…
1. Leopard Pouch by Bodil Jane 2. Blooming Ceramic Cactus by Tierra Sol Studio 3. Teal and copper floral hoop art by O & Y Studio 4. Ceramic tiger brooch by Esther Sandler 5. The Time is Now enamel pin by…
Inspired by British traditions, folklore, and superstitions, illustrator Alice Pattullo creates screen prints of subjects that reflect these proclivities. My favorite images are set in the kitchen where we get a top-down view of utensils, ingredients, and quality-control (aka cats).…
1. Metallic tropical glasshouse iron-on patch by onr.shop 2. Elephant bud vase by Pottery Lodge 3. Watermelon crossbody bag by Martania Bags 4. Durmiente’s Garden hoop art by Katy Biele 5. Egg cat necklace by I like CATS 6. Monstera leaf pegboard by Little Anna 7. Hand…
1. Artichoke enamel pin by Justine Gilbuena 2. Indoor plant lamp by mar de fe 3. Crocheted pendant lamp by et aussi 4. Prickly pear needle felting kit by Benzie Design 5. Early Summer Bouquet embroidery pattern by Sarah K. Benning (instant download) 6.…
Escape into the colorful, pattern mixing world of Roeqiya Fris. The Dutch-Egyptian illustrator cites “Arab culture, nature, and fashion” as inspiration for her works of visual splendor, which juxtapose repeating motifs every chance they get. The images depict women who…
1. Ceramic eyes bracelet by Madriguera Workshop 2. Cherry Stitched wooden bag by Grav-Grav 3. Pounce Into Spring enamel pins by Sunny Side Up 4. Mystery cactus (large) by Close Call Studio 5. Strawberry Picnic tank top by Lorien Stern 6. Lively Floral shoes…