aurelie mathigot

crochet artist aurelie mathigot creates innovative pieces from an age old craft.

deborah bowness

deborah bowness has been hand-printing amazing wallpapers for years.

nama rococo

my friend shay and i share a love for wallpaper. nama rococo stands for North Adams Massachusetts and also means the word raw in japanese. they design wonderful graphic posters at their studio and each one is hand-painted and hand-screened.

camilla engman

camilla engman is an artist from sweden. she works with paper on paper and mixed media.

marco cibola

marco cibola is an illustrator based out of toronto.

inga liksaite

another of my favorite artists is inga liksaite. she is based in lithuania and has been award numerous awards for installations and embroidery pieces. she works on large scale pieces and is also experimenting with different media such as cardboard.

wood embroidery rings

i've been branching out with my embroidery technique....
available at www.noshii.etsy.com

finola inger

i've always been a huge fan of elle decoration magazine. the product styling and photography is just amazing! credit should go to stylist finola inger, her other clients include selfridges, swarovski, monsoon and oasis. check out her website she has a brilliant portfolio.

clocks

wall hanging clock by decoylab available at supermarket

kik!

dutch designer, kiki van eijk, creates the most wonderful designs. she uses unexpected materials to add a poetic and imaginative element to her well crafted pieces.

rachel salomon

work by Brooklyn artist/illustrator rachel salomon

takashii wasaki

heres some amazing art by yet another japanese artist, takashii wasaki. wasaki uses a mix of different media such as collage, embroidery and printmaking to name a few. i love his use of vivid and vibrant colors.

paula sanz caballero

spanish artist, paula sanz caballero takes fashion illustration to the next level by combining craft humor and sophistication. her clients include vogue, bloomingdales and ann taylor.

saelee oh

check out saelee ohs cut paper and illustration....i was sad to have missed her gallery show called hidden habits in LA.

hiroshi tanabe

the beautiful woodcuts of japanese artist, hiroshi tanabe. the use of color, flat planes and the play on registration has always inspired me.