Last week, like every week since the beginning of the Make Art That Sells/Home Decor class, I created a collection of home decor objects. The substrate of the week was ceramic, the main theme lettering, and for the first time, I feel like sharing the…
It’s not the first time Frida Kahlo appears in one of my drawings, but it’s only once I was done that I realized this week’s image was also referencing Geninne Zlatkis: this print of hers is on the wall at the right of my desk,…
Another short post while I’m immersed in the fantastic 5-week-long Home Decor online class I’m taking: those are new versions of the flowers I posted last week, in a few variations. Just flowers, but a whole field of them!
I’m currently taking a Make Art That Sells online class (is there a name for online classes addiction?) with Lilla Rogers and Margo Tantau, Creating Collections for Home Decor. This week is all about drawing flowers and sketching ideas of fabric products (pillows, poufs, curtains, you…
My self-assignment for this week wasn’t the most glorious one: I just needed something quick. I’m back from a few days in Colorado (it was gorgeous!) and here’s what I managed to prepare before leaving: I browsed my drawings from the 365 Drawing Experiment, picked a…
It’s the small things, like the waiters no longer authorized to bring you a glass of water unless you ask for it. The much bigger things, like the sad brownish shade that replaced the lush green in so many places, or the fact rain sometimes seems like a distant…
Let’s stay around the Golden Gate Bridge a little while longer, shall we? After exploring its beautiful structure last week, I’d like to show another aspect of the bridge’s surroundings: the visitors. I took the pictures I’m using today quite a while ago. I remember…
