
Andy says dust collectors, I say tiny installation type tableau’s grouped together by a frustrated renter. When you don’t have much to work with house wise, you make do with prettying up what you have.
At least the light looks lovely this morning streaming through our vertical blinds.
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Me: What’s up etsy shop? You look down…
etsy shop: I’ve had it with you Mosey. I was in vacation mode for 2 months and then when you re-opened me you left me hanging with only a few meager items available to purchase. Humph.
Me: I’m so sorry you feel this way! I’ve been busy I guess, new stockists….
etsy shop: OOOOoo yes your precious stooooeeeeckissstss. I’m your roots Mosey. Your roots!
Me: Alright settle down shop. My stockists are very important to me, but yes you’re right. I do need to fill you once in a while. And guess what?! That while is NOW.
etsy shop: New stock? Balloons? Bunting? Now?
Me: Yep.
etsy shop: I could kiss you I really could! But I’m a small pixellated page in a huge international online market place, floating around in cyber space, and I’m not entirely sure of the logistics involved in said kiss.
Me: Hmmm…awkward.
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Two weekends ago we took Coco to Tangle, an interactive installation organised by the Polyglot Theatre. It was all kinds of awesome and I really can’t put into words the sheer delight and hysteria that was enveloping every child taking part so I will let the pictures do the talking…. Continue reading “Tangle” »
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via Jim Naughten
via Jim Naughten
I am so inspired by the photographic work of Jim Naughten. His portraits are incredible, especially this series on the Herero tribe members of Namibia. Their story is a fascinating one and how wearing these European style patchwork dresses has become part of their tradition is so interesting. I am desperately hanging out for his new book, Hereroes, which will be released next year. In the meantime, I can’t stop looking at the proud faces, beautiful posture, stark landscape and restrained photography. The whole series can be found here.
And now to the ridiculous…. Continue reading “Sublime” »
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Last week of the holidays and with this minor heatwave in Melbourne we are taking it very easy. Lots of beach and pool and just hanging around our hood. In fact whilst out with Coco the other day, on our daily excursion to the park, we happened upon a box of hard rubbish awaiting collection. Never one to pass up the chance to rummage through a box of free junk, we dove in and found these two little beauties. We spent a long time scrubbing, polishing and testing them out finally conceding that only one of them works and I use the word ‘works’ vaguely whilst looking over your shoulder and not quite meeting your eye. We will keep them though. I’m a huge fan of the mini version of something. So cute. Continue reading “Sew” »
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