I have writ­ten about Betsy Wal­ton before. I love her work and own some of it too! Thanks to Kate from Art Hound for the tip, I now know that Betsy has updated her Etsy with sev­eral new prints. They incor­po­rate her beau­ti­ful and dreamy use of color, but are a bit more abstract than pre­vi­ous ...

Happy Earth Day! If you fol­low me on Twit­ter (which you totally should!), you prob­a­bly saw this tweet ear­lier today, but I was so enam­ored with this that I had to post it on here. I actu­ally found this from Mal­lory on Where the Lovely Things Are (which is a great blog if you haven’t checked ...

To round out the post day, I’ve decided to write about another cut paper artist. Mr. Yen (real name Jonathan Chap­man) is a graphic design stu­dent out of the UK and already mak­ing a name for him­self (aside from call­ing him­self Mr. Yen)! Mr. Yen’s aes­thetic is clean, crisp, and and gen­er­ally mono­chro­matic. It is evi­dent ...

Lines and Shapes is an inde­pen­dent design col­lec­tive with a rotat­ing group of artist. Each issue is curated by Maria Vettese and Lena Cor­win. Lines and Shapes works like this: each issue of Artist Series, artists that are involved in the book get a word, or a phrase — a jump­ing off point. They then ...

I love Art in the Age of Mechan­i­cal Repro­duc­tion. If you aren’t famil­iar, it is a col­lec­tion of artists using their art­work to be pre­sented in per­sonal con­text (like your cloth­ing, for instance). They dis­like the mass-produced, high vol­ume soci­ety we live in and seek to pro­vide prod­ucts that are both thought-provoking and beautiful. I ...

Going along (slightly) with the geom­e­try theme… I love these neck­laces and head­bands from Thief and Ban­dit . Every­thing is hand printed. Via Design for Mankind. Images via Thief and Bandit’s Etsy. ...