This necklace depicts a whale chasing a fish! The whale is cut from copper sheet and oxidised to give him an antique feel. The fish is made from oxidised sterling silver. Whale length 3cm, height 5cm. The necklace length is approximately 17 inches in total, but as this necklace is made to order it can be made shorter or longer if required.
Sunday, 31 July 2011
Whale & Fish Copper & Silver Necklace by Alison Moore Designs
Labels:
alisonmooredesigns,
Folksy,
jewellery,
jewelry
Saturday, 30 July 2011
99 Ice Cream Cone Recycled Felt Food Sculpture by British Cream Tea
The quintessential British summer seaside treat…the 99. A crunchy wafer cone stamped with panels of waffle pattern holding a swirl of soft vanilla ice cream with a chocolate flake stuck into the side. No-one really knows where the name "99" comes from...there are many theories out there! Made from felt and stuffed with polyfil. Completely hand sewn, quilted, embroidered and stuffed. Each 99 is hand cut, sewn and embroidered, the ice ream swirl, cornet waffle pattern and flake are completely unique on each 99. 9 inches or 23 cms long x 2.5 inches or 7 cms diameter at the ice cream's top.
Friday, 29 July 2011
Porcelain Berry Basket by forest clearing
Thursday, 28 July 2011
long - form - library by ifsodoso
This is a remarkable piece of furniture. The concept being to design an environment in which to read and contemplate. Like the hull of a boat, the underside is curved, allowing steady gentle rocking, controlled by the occupant, as you would on a tree swing or an old rocking chair. This library can hold up to 400 books of varying shapes and sizes, and/or several hundred CD's, DVD's, or indeed nothing at all, it is entirely up to you. Oh, and no, it won't roll off, or tip over! The first two box sections adjacent to the base unit are flat bottomed - it would require a superhuman effort to even push it that far, after which there would be absolutely nowhere else for it to go. The movement is actually incredibly gentle and relaxing, especially as the ceiling remains static whilst you and the apex of the circles move together harmoniously. A wonderful sensation!
Wednesday, 27 July 2011
M.A.R.E.E.N. Tee by Folklands
Folklands is run by Sydney based artist John-Michael Papagianopoulos. Folklands t-shirts start off as blank canvases, just waiting to have their tribal inspired designs hand drawn onto them. Given the nature of the medium, these shirts are by no means perfect machine-made specimens; in fact they are quite the opposite. Rather than a mass produced product, each design is limited to an edition of just 111. The end creation is a unique garment, never truly identical to the others.
Labels:
fashion,
Folklands,
http://folklandsthelabel.com
Tuesday, 26 July 2011
The Paper Circus by PIVCAT
Designed by Paulo Pivato, this paper circus is supplied flat for you to cut out and construct. Digitally printed onto 200g Debra paper, your circus will comprise the Sword Swallower, Bearded Lady and the Strongest Man in the World. Fantastic!
Labels:
art,
dawanda,
PIVCAT,
Stationery
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