Elizabeth Goluch
Most of us are afraid
of all kind of insects – they remind us all those sore bites and nasty stin
But metalsmith
Elizabeth Goluch seem to have strong passion towards insects – she creates
amazingly detailed, beautiful, larger than life size metal insects.
Her creation is just incredible!
But pictures talk better than thousand words, so lease visit her:
New tutorials...
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Patricia Zapata
Today we will meet talented designer Patricia Zapata who creates most stylish and beautiful paper art, writes super clear and useful (recycling) tutorials, runs graphic design studio Zapata Design and is also author of fresh papercraft book called Home, Paper, Scissors: Decorative Paper Accessories for the Home.
As pictures are better
than thousand words, just jump into her creative nests to discover her amazing
art world:
- Her craft blog A Little Hut
- Patricia Zapata’s homepage
- Her shop
- Her graphic design studio Zapata Design
With kind permission of Patricia we translated one of her recycling projects into Estonian language; you can see it here and the original version of the story here.
Thank you Patricia for
sharing it with our readers!
Marco Magro
I just LOVE beautiful jewelry
– there are so many shiny trinkets, which make my inner magpie feeling happy.
But the truth is, that
some artists feel closer to heart than others – that’s what happened to me when
I first saw Marco Magro´s
indescribably beautiful jewelry.
It is hard to say, what exactly was this magical thing - which enchanted me?
His art just looks and
feels so different – unique and rich in details and meanin
But pictures are
better than thousand words, so please discover his art by yourselves!
Here you can visit:
Petronella Luiting
Please meet most wonderful button-wizard Petronella
Luiting from
Petronella is a master with golden hands – she makes
amazing button art and jewelry and also unique fabric accessories and clothing.
Ladies with large and extra large size are especially welcome to enjoy her creation.
Want to know more about Petronella? Take a look at her:
- BLOG
- Flickr gallery
- Etsy shops – 1, 2, 3
Petronella made this wonderful tutorial of this beautiful necklace especially
for us. Thank you so much :=)
This tutorial is in Estonian but with plenty of clear photos. Please enjoy…
Read moreValéria Nascimento
My freshest favorite -
Valéria Nascimento
creates absolutely stunning ceramics. Her porcelain art is so beautiful, so suggestive
- just bewitching…
Thank you Artmind
for the hint :=)
Happy Spring!
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What do you see in these pictures?
Flickr favorites. Click to see larger pictures: 1. Orange Studs #1, 2. Ciabatta Bread, 3. Christmas in Miniature - Turquey, 4. Turkish Pastries, 5. Miniature Chocolate and Raspberry Cake, 6. Miniature Bread Tray, 7. Miniature food for Dollhouse - Cookie Preparation Board!, 8. Miniature Sushi For 2, 9. Miniature Food - Crepes Spread #6
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Yes, it really looks like food and actually it is food but
one just can’t eat it :=)
This wonderful table is served by Stephanie Kilgast – talented self taught artist and food miniaturist. I just LOVE her work!
Stephanie discovered her passion for miniatures in summer 2007, while she was searching for a new hobby and this passion somehow grew bigger and bigger until it got her entire life… Now she has her own brand - PetitPlat Miniature Food.
Please step into her website and her blog and her Flickr gallery to take a closer look at her amazingly well done and appetizing creation.
Or just buy something tasty from her Etsy shop.
Read moreKristina Logan
When I first saw glass art made by Kristina Logan, I was absolutely
stunned!
What a mysterious and hypnotizing patterns! What a magical use of
colors! What a delicate marriage between glass and silver!
It is almost impossible to express this beauty by words, so please take
a look at her website
to see it with your own eyes.
I really wish to have one of these beauties to be mine one day – so my dear friends, this is shameless hint for choosing my next Christmas present :=) *LOL*
Photos
by Dean Powell and Paul Avis and they are published with the permission of the
artist
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Shades of White...
First ba
Run into the new gallery to admire these beauties…
Inkyspider
Please meet talented textile artist Inkyspider!
Her exiting and colorful textile
world bewitches me for long time now; especially I enjoy her way of mixing old
traditional techniques with new ideas and skills.
She
uses mostly organic and nature friendly materials to design her textile art and
also keeps Earth green making beautiful and useful reusable bulk food bags.
You can find her irresistibly beautiful – earthy and/or bright colored art here:
Flickr favorites: 1. Gift of Harmony sacred object bag, 2. Eye See You fabric brooch pin, 3. Mystical Butterfly cloth napkins, 4. Magic Weaver sacred object bag, 5. Snake in Flower cushion cover, 6. Primitive Coral fabric brooch pin, 7. Snake in Flower brooch pin, 8. Coiled snake fingerless gloves, 9. Sea Lily Hoody
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New theme
The third theme of bag making
challenge "Outside
of the Frame" (for February 2009 and March 2010) is
Shades of White.
You can use all shades of white combined with others tones – using lot of textures and embellishments to bring out beauty of majestic white.
Rules of this challenge can be found here – don’t hesitate to contact us, to get more information. Deadline in April 5th for this theme.
The gallery of previous theme Femme
Fatale is still open for last entries (until the February 5th).
Dangerously beautiful Femme Fatales in the house
Step into the gallery and check them out!
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Hello and happy creative year 2010!
For us this year
started with tempo of a most speedy rocket - new exiting project to start, new creative
ideas to accomplish…
Who are we? Want to
get know us better? Take a look at short story
about us…
Our website is yet mostly
in Estonian but gradually we start bringing some news also in English.
So far take a look at the fresh Wednesday's collageand - stay
tuned!