Some pictures from The Blocks on the weekend, a wine/art event by Penfolds and Studio Toogood. Gorgeous venue at the Wharfs by the water, some interesting art pieces to check out and the wine was good (as expected) – just wished there was more than finger food, $100 doesn’t get anywhere for two and we had to pop round the corner for some good old Italian after! Ends April 5th.
Helmut Lang top, Elizabeth and James blazer.
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I love the work of NY-based freelance illustrator Bernadette Pascua – aren’t her illustrations just so beautiful? Boasting a client list with the likes of Vogue, W Magazine, Tiffany & Co. and Glamour it’s no surprise to hear that she will be launching an online shop to sell her work soon (yay!). If you like her work you should also check out her personal blog, Decade Diary, which is equally amazing!
Images via here.
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Some pictures from my month. There are always a lot of things going on in January here – mostly a part of the Sydney Festival, but also plenty of other food, music, art and design events all around the city. I only wish we had more beach weather! The last image is my submission to the ACP gallery, it’s hanging up as part of the Term 4 Student Show until the 5th of Feb!
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At first glance these intricate oil paintings of rock and mineral specimens by Canadian artist Carly Waito might be mistaken for photos, but they are painstakingly detailed renditions of these natural elements that have been photographed in macro. So beautiful!
Images via here.
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These photographs from the series Aqueous Floureau by Australian photographer Mark Mawson are so mesmerizing! I am going to hazard a guess that they are coloured ink or pigment in oil or water; looking at them I can almost see the colours spreading slowly.. if you like these, have a look at his previous Aqueous and Aqueous II series – they are equally fascinating!
In my last ‘art’ post someone mentioned that some of the artwork would make great textile prints. When I saw these they actually reminded me of another Australian, Josh Goot’s AW09 collection – what do you think? ;)
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