Monthly Archives: March 2018

Kiss of life

Posted on March 29, 2018 by Wilson

An image inspired by the album cover of Jacob Banks, The Monologue. Saw it on Spotify.

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Now at Bergdorf Goodman New York: window displays to promote the collection curated by Iris Apfel. On sale now, the tribe stuff. Or should I say, All Things Iris Apfel – the wonderful objects of personal expression curated by the style queen … Continue reading →

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UPDATE | Priem’s Perky Wallpaper Shop

Posted on March 18, 2018 by Wilson

I just read about the cranes again on this blog. The story about Priem’s Perky Paper Shop, read it here. ============================================================= PS | 2019 | It was time for their return. They are back in the shops and appear in … Continue reading →

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WORK | Menacing Curtain

Posted on March 17, 2018 by Wilson

A photo sent to me by Lasut en Braun, interior architects, based in Amsterdam. An illustration of a room divider, a subject they tackle in the new magazine I am working on at the moment. They caught the moment when … Continue reading →

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Magazine Design | Another Steppingstone

Posted on March 9, 2018 by Wilson

Another attempt to finish the design of a new travel section in the magazine I am working on at the moment. I am still looking for a page to put books.

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Magazine Design | Style

Posted on March 8, 2018 by Wilson

A spread lay-out I made today for a new magazine I am working on. The picture on the left is from the new lookbook of TOAST. The picture on the right I took last week, when I visited the … Continue reading →

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Sweet Lesson On Life

Posted on March 6, 2018 by Wilson

– ARTIS loves all forms of life. But how should we see life? – Stumbled upon the above through the WePresent Lucky Dip, where creative stories are chosen at random. A nice surprise while waiting for your files to flash … Continue reading →

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The Optimism of Breakfast

Posted on March 5, 2018 by Wilson

I just found this image for sale on Condé Nast’s online print shop. I l o v e the work of Maira Kalman, and to me it’s a direct line to New York City, the situation described above even … Continue reading →