The Intersection of Design & Motherhood
This is advertising at its finest. So cool!
Not only is it artistically stunning and effective branding, but it made me rethink art for a moment. A marker and some circles. Something so tiny turning into something rather grand.
Thanks to Colossal for this bit of cool.
P.S. I wonder if Blair Stocker has seen this? Remember her dining room artwork?
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My name is Gabrielle Blair. I'm a designer and mother of six. We're currently living in a farmhouse in the French countryside. It is dreamy as can be. I post on where design and motherhood intersect.
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We've used our base in France to do lots of traveling. It's addictive! Here are some of our adventures:
A trip to Amsterdam.
Canoeing on the Dordogne River.
A Belgian Waffle Tour.
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Three cheers for Barcelona!
The tulip fields in Holland.
We saw the final match of the French Open.
One of our favorite spots is Mont St. Michel.
I wonder where we'll wander next! To see more of our travels, click here.
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Gasp! That is so very cool. And inspiring! Thanks for the early Friday morning lift.
That.was.awesome.
AH. I love that.
whoa. amazin!
Wow! Thank you so much for sharing that. One of my favorite paintings, and those are my favorite drawing pens.
You’re absolutely right: advertising at its finest.
No. Way.
I ‘m speechless.
When we lived in Belgium during my childhood we had this painting hanging in our living room.
Love the book as well! Has anyone read it?