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Tag Archives: fabric
Menacing curtain
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 … Continue reading
Visual Diary
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January 30, 2018
Tagged button, desktop, fabric, Fabric of Home, female, gatherer, knickers, lace, pattern, suit
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ARCHIVE | Marrakesh
One of the projects saved from Shady Pines. Photographs I took on a trip to Marrakesh in 2010 – I think. Never had the time to look at them again, until now. The disk is corrupted and I could only … Continue reading
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December 17, 2017
Tagged arab, atlas, bamboo, carvings, color, commerce, craft, craftsmanship, curtains, dark, decoration, door, fabric, heart, Holiday, home and lioving, iforinspiration, image selection, inspiration, life, light, love, Marrakech, men, names, night, pond, story, tales, THE FABRIC OF HOME, view, wilma tichelaar, window
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Ave commercial
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February 26, 2017
Tagged advertising, ART, artist, artists, commercial, communiction, daily, definition, design, everyday lfe, fabric, grid, Home, Image, insight, knowledge, language, Pop art, popular culture, school of life, semantics, setdressing, spark, style, USA, visual
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Anna Karenina now
On the left from Creative Review one from a series of reissues of Russian classics, and on the right my design for the cover of a personal book. An idea that popped up when I saw the Tolstoy cover. Read … Continue reading
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February 1, 2017
Tagged animation, anna karenina, best, book, brief, campaign, cover, creative review, design, Design library, fabric, female, front, Image, impulse, leo tolstoy, London, Look, New York, page, power, publishers, seduction, student, text, title, toyboy, vintage
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Boys or girls
Preparing for a photo shoot with the theme Duch Masters I saw a documentary on tv about the Dutch village of Marken, which used to be an island. It told the story of a small community losing its traditions after … Continue reading
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January 30, 2017
Tagged alike, anecdote, black and white, boys, clean, craft, documentary, dress, dutch, equal, fabric, fact, gender, girls, handmade, history, Holland, inspiration, lesson, looks, masters, men, minds, Nature, neutral, news, nurture, rights, sex, slate, text, The Netherlands, think, tradition, traditional, truth, women, youth
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Textile art on sale
A selection from the printed fabrics on sale at Vlisco, 160 original Java designs in total.
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January 15, 2017
Tagged ART, blog art, colors, combination, curator, daily life, design, fabric, front page, inspiration, mindmap, news, online finds, pattern, print, selcetion, selector, set, show, stage, Vlisco, window
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Random green
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 canĀ hold on to summer’s peak.
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October 8, 2016
Tagged absinthe, ART, botical, color, decoration, design, drawing, fabric, flower, forecast, found, Gerhard Richter, green, inspiration, interior, lake, lifestyle, longing, luxury, Marimekko, Nature, Paint, painting, pattern, random, Saatchi, sea, selection, summer, trend, water
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Textile Art | Inge Jacobsen
You need two identical images to do this. It’s an image I kept on my desktop, not sure where I found it. I love it. Something I would like to try, with the magazines I keep, as part of my … Continue reading