i love peering into artist’s studio spaces. just the look of all that organized chaos (or as the case may be, disorganized chaos) in someone’s work space inspires and fascinates me. i’m the kind of person who likes an orderly work space to get things checked off the check list, however i secretly admire the decadence of beautiful disarray. but today, i thought... 
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the Handmade For Japan Auction is on right now! Organized by Ayumi Horie, the artists contributing pieces to the auction are trying to raise $50,000 for Japan relief and need all the word of mouth they can get. With artists like Diana Fayt contirbuting pieces like this beautiful bowl, and Camilla Engman‘s lovely painting below, my hope is that they reach their goal! ... 
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i’m a big list maker. i make lists for everything, and i like to make ‘em pretty…things i need to get done, things i’d like to have…places to go. anyway, i was curious as to what might be on some other blogger | designer | artist | photographers’ lists and so i’m starting the weekly ‘it list’. comprised of some very creative... 
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for japan, by alicia bock. well, first off, i have to say, it’s not really been a fab week to say the least, nor is it in all probability a very fab friday for us. i think our thoughts are heavy with concern for japan, as well as fears for our own loved ones. natural disasters can do that to you – there’s not much we can do to avoid this to protect our families... 
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Rebecca Rebouché. Anthropologie is celebrating the creativity of New Orleans’ art & design community with Beyond the Quarter, a gallery exhibition debuting January 19th at their Rockefeller Center location in New York City. Curated by Anthropologie’s buyer-at-large, Keith Johnson (from Man Shops Globe), the exhibit shares the artistic spirit flourishing in New... 
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