This is pretty much the cutest illustration of a dog you will ever have seen. Right?
The print is titled The Dachshund. Appendix 4: Sleep Study and it was drawn by (no surprises) a Dachshund-owning artist named Kimmy Hogan.
Sleeping dogs, especially little ones, are particularly endearing and Kimmy has captured that aspect beautifully, in this very simple series of line drawings.
Kimmy, who
Showing posts with label object of the day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label object of the day. Show all posts
Object of the day: Eduardo Barba prints
Some different examples of Eduardo Barba's striking geometric prints have featured here before.
The Seville-based artist, a trained architect whose schooling seeps into his work, has created designs with a sharp 50s feel but without cliche.
Geometric Exercise 3
A Rum Fellow, whose incredible Peruvian chairs I wrote about last week, seem to be the only UK shop to stock his work, and they
The Seville-based artist, a trained architect whose schooling seeps into his work, has created designs with a sharp 50s feel but without cliche.
Geometric Exercise 3
A Rum Fellow, whose incredible Peruvian chairs I wrote about last week, seem to be the only UK shop to stock his work, and they
Object of the day: Russian nesting dolls
Meet Panda, Penguin and Raccoon. Monochrome nesting dolls hand-painted in Russia.
Aren't they nice? You could get them for a child, but who'd appreciate them more?
They're from a sweet little online store in Canada (check out their sheep cushions!) and cost $38 Canadian dollars, around £34. Find them at Babasouk.ca. International shipping available. You could also try US-based Wee Gallery,
Aren't they nice? You could get them for a child, but who'd appreciate them more?
They're from a sweet little online store in Canada (check out their sheep cushions!) and cost $38 Canadian dollars, around £34. Find them at Babasouk.ca. International shipping available. You could also try US-based Wee Gallery,
Object of the day: cable car peg holder
It's kind of childish. But it's useful, and cute.
And if you can't have a bit of a joke on your washing line to distract you from the tedium of hanging out clothes you'll shortly be dashing out to rescue when it rains... well...
The peg holders you can get made from nice bits of old fabric are beautiful, don't get me wrong, but this is also weatherproof – even if your washing isn't. Cabina
And if you can't have a bit of a joke on your washing line to distract you from the tedium of hanging out clothes you'll shortly be dashing out to rescue when it rains... well...
The peg holders you can get made from nice bits of old fabric are beautiful, don't get me wrong, but this is also weatherproof – even if your washing isn't. Cabina
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Object of the day: Folklore's breakfast cups
£15 isn't cheap for a cup. Or is it? A favourite cup is a thing you will use every day – and it will make you happy each time you do.
And with that in mind, fifteen quid is almost a bargain. Especially if you only buy two of them.
The Basic Red Breakfast Cup is from Folklore and they are handmade with grey clay from a Burgundy village with a reputation among generations of potters around the
And with that in mind, fifteen quid is almost a bargain. Especially if you only buy two of them.
The Basic Red Breakfast Cup is from Folklore and they are handmade with grey clay from a Burgundy village with a reputation among generations of potters around the
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