
Sigh. I must remember this, as I find myself saying, “I don’t have enough time” all too often.

Sigh. I must remember this, as I find myself saying, “I don’t have enough time” all too often.

These tiny brooches from Boo and Boo Factory scream “PARTY!” I would wear one of these whenever I felt like having a mini party on my shirt.
// left, right via Design Milk

I absolutely love these prints by Aled Lewis which are now available to buy at In PRNT.

I periodically go back to Milton Glaser’s Ten Things I Have Learned to review his advice. I always feel refreshed and inspired when I read his wise words. His number one is “You can only work for people that you like.” Brilliant and true, when you like the people you work for then work doesn’t really feel like work anymore.

These images from creative studio Kontor Kontur are just the inspiration I need to tidy and clean this weekend. Guests will be here in a few weeks and I need a jump start on my spring cleaning!

Have you heard of The Makers? It’s a beautiful photography project by Jennifer Causey. She documents people making things and the final photographs are stunning. She snaps the mundane objects that people work with everyday and makes them into art.
// pictured above is Saipua on The Makers

The owner of Jive Time Records in Seattle has been collecting geometric album covers and posting them at Project Thirty Three. The end result is an inspiring array of rectangles, circles, dots, squares and triangles that remind us what we can accomplish with a few simple shapes. You won’t see gradients or 3D effects on these posts, just bold and beautiful shapes. A big high five to Jive Time Records for taking the time to scan all of these album covers.
// clockwise from top left: alpha-bits, hi-fi spectacular, violin concerto in major d, string splurge

I want to give a big shout out to our honorable mentions from the Style.Play.Work.Shop Contest! Clockwise from top left we have ChantaleP, Shannon Mary Flaherty, Tracydmc70 and Lara Bobo.

The verdict is in! A huge congratulations goes to Dabito from Old Brand New for his photo being chosen as the best styled. He had great colors, lighting and perspective (and that tea? yum). We will be contacting you to set up your subscription to Anthology magazine.
Big thanks to the judges Joy Cho, Erin Loechner & Bonnie Tsang, and to Anthology magazine for sponsoring the contest.
Come back tomorrow to see the honorable mentions and check out the flickr group to see all of the fantastic submissions. Everyone stepped up their game this time around and we are so happy that so many people participated. Also head to Compai to see what Justina has to say about the contest!
Note: Justina and I weren’t eligible for the contest, but we styled our cozy time photoshoot anyway and wanted to share with you our take.