
30.5.09
Another LMNOP mention
I was just reading the LMNOP blog and saw that they are featuring English Muffin's "D is for dog" Letter Print (yipee!). Check it out here.


29.5.09
Sorry I'm Late - video
You can visit the Sorry I'm Late website to check out all the behind the scenes info.
Happy Friday :)
28.5.09
English Muffin in LMNOP

This month's LMNOP issue is dedicated to the alphabet! English Muffin's Animal Alphabet Poster was lucky enough to be featured alongside some other fabulous alphabet artwork. Head over to the website to download your free issue now, and listen to my new favourite alphabet song!

27.5.09
Shopping in Barcelona








26.5.09
Sweet, Sweet, Sitges











Have a great Tuesday!
25.5.09
Back and better than ever!

We got back from our amazing long weekend in Barcelona last night. I had such a great time. The city is beautiful and warm and vibrant and really stole our hearts! As promised, our camera never left our side (except once and that was an accident) so I have about 750 pics to sort through. Stay tuned for the Barcelona breakdown later this week.
Have a great Monday!
bess
21.5.09
Hola Barcelona!

Today is the day! We're leaving for a long weekend in Barcelona. It has to be one of the biggest advantages of living in Europe - the ability to experience so many different cultures in a relatively small geographical area. I promise you that our camera is not going to leave my hands the whole time we're there, and I'll be back on Monday with lots of pictures from our weekend adventures to share with you.
Have a great rest of your week and weekend, adiós!
bess
20.5.09
Kitchen cravings

Some perfect items I found while searching on Etsy to compliment any kitchen. We love to cook and eat at our house, so most of our time is spent in the kitchen. Lucky for us it's really cute, a great place to relax and debrief one another at the end of the day. When it's warm (like today) I can open the window to the courtyard and sit on the sill soaking up the sun.
Here are a few culinary accessories I'd love to have in our own kitchen.

What a great idea! I'm a big list writer.

Cheese, fromage, kase - the language doesn't matter, my answer is always the same, mais oui!

How cute would I be in this hostess apron?! (obviously a rhetorical question - so cute!)

Vintage soda bottle glasses, a great idea and perfect for an outdoor summer bbq.

I love these colours, and I think Big Chuck would really enjoy an XL coffee cup.

Lovely kitchen art!
Have a great Wednesday, I'm off to make a packing list for Barcelona.
yipee!
19.5.09
Stitchface

These adorable little critters are from the Etsy shop Stitchface, based in none other than my hometown, Toronto. (yay!) Danielle, the designer behind Stitchface, is dedicated to making her one of a kind creations eco-friendly by incorporating recycled fabrics and materials as well as vintage and thrift store finds. There's so much personality in these little guys - I especially love their cute mug shots!



Check out the rest of her line here.
Have a lovely Tuesday! bess
18.5.09
Espresso

The service was a little slow, but the food was delicious and it gave us a bit more time to take in all the cute little details in the cafe. Here are few snaps...










Have a great Monday :)
bess
15.5.09
Out of the ocean
Friday's guest blogger, Big Chuck, has a beautiful yet painful look at the oceans, and the art created from them - literally.
Gyre - by artist Chris Jordan
via dwell blog
On today's blog I am posting some intriguingly beautiful work by artist Chris Jordan which is food for thought, and hopefully won't become food for animals if we can reduce our consumption of plastics.
Gyre is an 8 x 11 foot reproduction of the famous wood block print, Great Wave, by Japanese artist Hokusai. In his version, Chris Jordan "depicts 2.4 million pieces of plastic, equal to the estimated number of pounds of plastic pollution that enter the world's oceans every hour. All of the plastic in this image was collected from the Pacific Ocean."
Below is a sequential zoom into the details of Gyre.




You can see more of his work, which is innovative, inspiring and beautiful - at the same time as having a message, on his website.
BC

via dwell blog
On today's blog I am posting some intriguingly beautiful work by artist Chris Jordan which is food for thought, and hopefully won't become food for animals if we can reduce our consumption of plastics.
Gyre is an 8 x 11 foot reproduction of the famous wood block print, Great Wave, by Japanese artist Hokusai. In his version, Chris Jordan "depicts 2.4 million pieces of plastic, equal to the estimated number of pounds of plastic pollution that enter the world's oceans every hour. All of the plastic in this image was collected from the Pacific Ocean."
Below is a sequential zoom into the details of Gyre.




You can see more of his work, which is innovative, inspiring and beautiful - at the same time as having a message, on his website.
BC
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