ANDREA GOMEZ

I love Andrea's naive humourous style a lot!

CASA COLLECTION

Some nice chunky furniture for children at casa collection

ANTONELLO FUSE

I love these chair hangers by Antonello Fuse..I wonder what he did with the legs..coffee table perhaps?..found via design for mankind

SHARON MONTROSE

Nothing like starting the week with some lovely little creatures!..more at the animal print shop

BODYS ISEK KINGELEZ

Words cannot explain my excitement when I came across this amazing artist Bodys Isek kingelez, there is something so wonderful about his work...just so so beautiful and awe inspiring...

some info about him...
Bodys Isek Kingelez, born in Congo in 1948, is on the fringe of the African art scene. Made of glued together, coloured and decorated cardboard, paper and other materials, his architectural models (“extrêmes maquettes" / “extreme models") are not imitations of European or African ones, old or new, but uniquely rich combinations of European forms, African styles and hues, classical European ornamentation and futuristic forms.

found via manishtama..many thanks for sharing.

DESIGN COUNCIL SLIDE COLLECTION

VADs is an amazing image resource!...above are slides taken from the design council's annual awards scheme which was started in 1957 in order to promote good design.
The colour and feel of these photographs is superb.

FABER

Book covers taken from Faber and Faber: Eighty Years of Book Cover Design
by Joseph Connolly found at things to look at

MISTAKE THE BEAUTIFUL

Bryan Dalton makes some strong photo illustration work...

THE EVOLUTION STORE

Unusal gifts galore..if you like that kind of thing!
Evolution sells unique natural history collectibles usually seen only in museums. These include butterflies and beetles, fossils, seashells, skulls and skeletons, medical models, and tribal art.

CORALIE BICKFORD SMITH

I've been meaning to post Coralie Bickford Smith for a while now..In my opinion she is one of the best book jacket designers out there!..and this new F Scott Fitzgerald series just goes to prove my point, perfectly appropriate and elegant, I might just have to read The Great Gatsby again now...
visiting Coralie's site is a must.