These ribbon pouches by WhoWhat really made me smile this morning. I think the fact that they're so big overrides their twee factor plus they look like they would be pretty comfortable as pillows so they're perfect for an impromptu nap on the tube! Love the bucket bag too, right down to its authentic wood and metal handle.
I've decided to have a special sale to make way for some new and exciting work. So if you fancy owning your very own one of a kind little bird now's your chance!
Each mini piece is completely original so you will be the one and only owner of the illustration.
Hand drawn and painted onto pressed Fabriano watercolour paper sized 2.5" 3.75" with additional vintage book excerpts and ephemera incorporated.
Each is a birdy bargain at £40
Be quick and email me at k_wilson544@yahoo.co.uk with the title of the piece that catches your eye.
Images from The Room, Spring 2010, Cato Van Ee by Emilio Tini
I don't recall going though a pink phase when I was little. I was the proud owner of a Barbie shop (a sign of a shop owner in the making perhaps?) but even that wasn't completely pink, plus an incident with my sister, scissors and my favourite doll quickly created an aversion to all things Barbie.
However, the other week I had an almighty craving for a bright pink Pink Panther strawberry chocolate bar from my childhood, which sadly disappeared from sweet shops (probably down to the neon colour and the "bad food for children" police). I think it was meant to taste of strawberry but it actually tasted pink, much like blue ice lollies taste blue. So by way of overcoming the craving I've been on the hunt for some other nice pink bits and pieces to satisfy me.
They're no choccie bar but equally lovely in my eyes.
Enjoy!
It's been a bit of an unproductive couple of weeks for me, resting and recuperating isn't much fun & I'm lacking that bit of sparkle. So in an attempt to bring it back here are a few choice items that have caught my magpies eye...
