Justina Blakeney's beautiful kitchen (via Justina Blakeney | blog)
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Justina Blakeney's beautiful kitchen (via Justina Blakeney | blog)
Design and creativity are different things. Designs are what homeowners experts, and think it's creative. Creativity is what interior designer can do, but end up designing, what the client suggest.
https://www.instagram.com/p/CaUKUiCFBO5/
Design and creativity are different things. Designs are what homeowners experts, and think it's creative. Creativity is what interior designer can do, but end up designing, what the client suggest.
https://www.instagram.com/p/CaUKUiCFBO5/
Egret Savannah Garden Pot // jungalow
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Pictures of Women created by Female Artists using a variety of mostly found, all natural materials. Many of theses are collaborative creations by a duo of artists known as Sister Golden, while others seem to be from different artists. Vicki Rawlins, part of Sister Golden explains some of their creative technique
Nothing taped, nothing glued, just Mother Nature balancing delicately on itself. The actual act of creating each piece, for me, is therapeutic, spending lots of time outside walking and foraging, truly in the moment ... There’s a freedom in knowing everything I’m doing is temporary ... After I finish the piece, I document it with a photograph ... The last step is to recycle it all back into the earth or into my next piece.