
I am a big fan of the illustration work of Gaston Caba, and he now has a really big selection of tees available through MySoti! Want, want, want!



I am a big fan of the illustration work of Gaston Caba, and he now has a really big selection of tees available through MySoti! Want, want, want!



A big congratulations to our winner, Stephy! Also, a huge thanks to Moopf for sponsoring such an awesome giveaway!
Our next giveaway is scheduled to begin on Wednesday, stay tuned!

NineteenSeventyThree has always had a great selection of cards and gift wrap by artists that I frequently feature. I've just come across their card range designed by Olive & Moss, and I am just in love with these designs!

The new gelaskins featuring the work of Nathan Jurevicius are pretty cool! They are available at Magic Pony.


Have you entered the giveaway for the awesome handmade journal / sketchbook by Moopf? You have until midnight, PST tonight to enter!
Go HERE to enter! Goodluck!

The Home to Roost Etsy shop has a sweet collection of handmade aprons, pillows, and tea towels. I really like the mix of floral prints and animal silhouettes.


Very sweet little crocheted characters in the Tiny Owl Knits Flickr portfolio. There aren't any items in the Etsy shop right now, but hopefully more will be added soon!


Culver City's LeBasse Projects will be holding an East Coast Exhibition entitled 'Go East' this weekend.
Details & Press Release:
ʻGo Eastʼ - A three-day group exhibition in New York
LeBasse Projects NY
42 Rivington St.
(b/w Allen and Forsythe)
New York, NY 10002
November 5th – 7th, 2009
Artists Reception: Saturday, November 7th, 7-11pm
New York, NY – For a special three-day only exhibition, Los Angeles based contemporary gallery LeBasse Projects expands its horizons to the East Coast. LeBasse Projectsʼ temporary exhibition offers New York a collection of work by some of the galleryʼs best and brightest talent. “Go East”presents the galleryʼs penchant for fresh, innovative artists featuring Yoskay Yamamoto, Tessar Lo, Edwin Ushiro, Joao Ruas, Eric Fortune, Mia, and Nate Frizzell.
Though LeBasse Projects calls Culver Cityʼs Art District home base, it aims to conceptually extend its white walls and showcase its core group of artists. The “Go East” exhibition marks one of many future endeavors LeBasse Projects is planning to carry the messages of its artists around the globe. The seven artists in this exhibition represent the many
new contemporary style that LeBasse Projects has helped define.

I am really smitten with the new items in Gemma Correll's Etsy Shop! The dog series is especially wonderful.


The preview images from Amy Sol's upcoming "Wilderness Buffet" at Copro Nason are simply breathtaking.



Did you hear that? It was me completely falling in love with these vikings.