The Intersection of Design & Motherhood
This poster is beautiful and really cool too. Just thought I would share. : )
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My name is Gabrielle Blair. I'm a designer and mother of six. We currently live in a farmhouse in the French countryside. I post on where design and motherhood intersect.
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Brilliant! It would be a great print to hang in a child’s room. Or anywhere else actually. Is it just me or are there so many inspiring artists coming out of the woodwork these days??
I love tiny details in art. Very cool.
I love this! Especially the animal detailing! :)
This is AWESOME!!! I always get giddy when I’m able to hide something within something else when I’m designing. (My fav so far was the dove that I hid upside down in the snowman! ;) http://flutterflutter.ca/2010/11/24/christmas-cards-etsy-style/ ) But this! This, makes my day! :)
I love this. It would be amazing in our hallway of art. I think I’ll get it. :D
Check out this blog of playgrounds. There are so many neat ideas! I especially like the idea behind the Adventure Park in London.
http://playgroundology.wordpress.com/
Thanks Kristina, I’ve got a few visits as a result of your comment here. But what’s better is I’ve discovered Design Mom, yourself and a great new blogging community.
Thanks so much for sharing PlayGroundology with others. I hope you’ll have plenty of opportunity to play today.
Cheers
Alex
This is right up my street, so very beautifully one thing from a distance, but so completely something else up close!!
so beautiful!
This took my breath away
This is incredible! What a wonderful idea and executed with such skill.
Ohhhh, I really love that!!
I LOVE THIS………LOVE IT