Art For Breakfast: Helvetica
source So many things to like about this tasty little print from The Apple’s Bees: the alphabetization, the black & white, the font… Just delicious. Do you love typography (as art) as … Continue reading
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Amy Rice Map Prints
I’m a total sucker for letterpress, typography and vintage maps, so these inspiring prints by Amy Rice are practically perfect in every way. And as I’m about to set out on some travels of my own, they’re particularly appropriate too! … Continue reading
Art for Breakfast: New City Eats
1/2/3 So…there’s a (pretty solid) chance that I’ll be packing up my pets and heading out of town for a few months following my trip to Japan (only two weeks to go, woo hoo!) It’s an exciting opportunity, but also … Continue reading
Art for Breakfast: Laura Evans
Thanks Jonah Peretti, that pretty much sums up how I feel about cupcakes too. They might be everywhere, but I still (unabashedly) love ‘em. Especially simple, homemade ones like these. With sprinkles. And how dreamy are these photographs by Laura … Continue reading
Palm Tree Wanderlust…
1/2 I guess my 8 (eight!) years in Los Angeles have finally gotten to me, and now I’m lusting after palm tree art. Or maybe it’s my desperate need for a vacation. (only a few more weeks to go) Either … Continue reading
Art For Breakfast: Stephanie Kilgast
1/2/3/4 My love of miniature food is already well-established, but the attention to detail in these tiny tableaus just kills me! Kills me. Especially the tiny meat and (moldy) cheese board. And the paper-wrapped bread. Oh! Who am I kidding? … Continue reading
Art for Breakfast: Victoria Mimiaga
I find these paintings from Victoria Mimiaga’s series, Food in Plastic, incredibly fascinating. Sure, they’re a little gross and kind of sad, but also really beautiful. And they are such smart commentary on the way our food is (overly) processed … Continue reading
Art for Breakfast: Wayne Thiebaud
1/2/3/4/5 Wayne Thiebaud is probably best known for his glorious cake paintings, but I really love this series of sweets counters and delicatessens. I find them beautifully spare: every little morsel seems right … Continue reading
