Monthly Archives: October 2016

Cross stitch motto

Posted on October 31, 2016 by Wilson

evelinkasikov.com

Posted in Books, CREATIVE CAREERS, DESTINATION HAPPINESS, TEXT, THE FABRIC OF HOME | Tagged ART, artist, cmyk, cross, designer, embroidery, Evelin Kasikov, female, Graphic design, handmade, kruissteek, order, print, stitch, text, woma | Leave a comment

Fashionable chaos

Posted on October 25, 2016 by Wilson

If fashion is a reflection of today’s society, Balenciaga’s Resort 2017 Collection shows us what cultural chaos looks like in dressmaking.

Posted in Fashion, OUT OF THE BOX, THE FABRIC OF HOME | Tagged 2017, Balenciaga, chaos, clothing, collection, comment, couture, cultural, design, Fashion, forecast, mirror, outfit, Paris, Resort, society, wear | Leave a comment

ADE xtc

Posted on October 22, 2016 by Wilson

Lose Yourself To Dance (Daft Punk). And don’t lose yourself to the wrong pill. A serious warning went out concerning bad xtc. Be alert. Read more on the warning here.

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Portia Munson’s work on show at Frieze London this year, is a mega display of everything pink. A warm bath to some, an itchy spot for others, but definitely once created for a female audience. According to Artsy it’s one of the … Continue reading →

Posted in ART, CREATIVE CAREERS, Stuff | Tagged American, ART, art scene, artist, attraction, capitalism, color, east village, female, feminist, Gallery, girl power, girls, marketing, materialism, Michigan, New York, p.p.o.w., pink, portia munson, stuff, USA, women | Leave a comment

Color Inspiration | Random Green

Posted on October 8, 2016 by Wilson

A selection of images saved on my desktop. Somehow there’s a rich green in the air, juicy and mature. Autumn is coming , but you can hold on to summer’s peak.

Posted in CREATIVE CAREERS, OUT OF THE BOX, work | Tagged absinthe, ART, botical, color, color inspiration, decoration, design, drawing, fabric, flower, forecast, Gerhard Richter, green, inspiration, interior, lake, lifestyle, luxury, Marimekko, Nature, Paint, painting, pattern, random, sea, selection, trend, water | Leave a comment

Jupiter facts and future

Posted on October 6, 2016 by Wilson

(…) ‘Jupiter will be in your sixth house of health for a year, until October 2017. The ancients called Jupiter the great healer, and it is the only planet associated with miracles.’ (Astrology report on October for Taurus by astrologyzone’s … Continue reading →

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Buy nothing new

Posted on October 4, 2016 by Wilson

Oh, and then I came across this Australian initiative… {Looking forward to the reports}

Posted in DESTINATION HAPPINESS, OUT OF THE BOX, Stuff | Tagged as good as new, buy nothing month, consumerism, live more, matters, money, new, October 2016, old, pledge, second best, second hand, shop, shop less | Leave a comment

Desire

Posted on October 4, 2016 by Wilson

Images I kept on my desktop. A new shoe by Adidas. I love them.

Posted in DESTINATION HAPPINESS, Fashion, REVIEW | Tagged Adidas, agile, blue, celeste, confidennt, desire, first choice, going places, navy, new, shoe, smooth, sport, straps, stripes | Leave a comment

Sunday t-shirt | America today

Posted on October 2, 2016 by Wilson

Note to self: The girl who came running out while I passed an America Today store, cycling home today. Black haired, dressed in a black sweatshirt wearing black trousers. On the jumper it said America Today, in white lettering. Have to draw … Continue reading →