kimberly briley

ooh la la!

Dr. Gunther von Hagens’ plastination of a deceased horse reminds me of E.V. Day’s work (shown here is Bride Fight).

if you are in denver, come to this - two of my housemates joining forces.

tovio:

http://www.facebook.com/events/514498731902751/

December 8th, 2012 6pm @ Hooked on Colfax
Artwork of Courtney Burrows and Tovio Roberts

Courtney Burrows explores the relationship between reality and nostalgia drawing from nature, tarot, and stories of children overcoming adversity. http://rabbitspeak.tumblr.com/

Tovio is showing pieces in the series “Palaces — Intricate Impressions of Decadent Domiciles” http://tovio.tumblr.com/

Hilary Dennis

I’m not exactly sure who she is…. but I think this is her site and this is her current project - cute fabrics made into baby clothes, kitchen linens, undies, bags, etc. Eh.

More embroidered photographs!

I am pleasantly surprised to find someone else doing work so similar to Maurizio Anzeri, as I’ve posted about before.

These are by Stacey Page.

I’ve recently gotten back into reading webcomics. This one is Hark! A Vagrant by Kate Beaton.

Also, I assume you already love Edward Gorey? I wish I could find a good site with his stuff online. Ah well. Just check out Amphigorey next time you’re at the library.

Jillian Tamaki’s Embroidered Book Cover Designs

cross-stitched street art, close up (via girl_onthe_les)

(via broken-walls)

superstarling:

When my husband and I are living in our stone cottage at the edge of a meadow, a custom portrait set like this one (custom to you, $250) will hang on the mantel above our unused fireplace. 

(Unused because ugh, we’d never clean it, and we’d have a soot-infested horrorshow on our hands.)

Thanks, superstarling, for posting about my silhouettes! I’m just getting started with selling my work so I appreciate it! :)

Kimberly

to everyone else, sorry I haven’t posted in a while, but here is my etsy link and also my personal website!

thingsorganizedneatly:

Maurizio Anzeri

Maurizio Anzeri