I first saw the work of Anna Valdez over on Boooooooom, and I can’t seem to get them out of my head. The meticulous detail, mash up of patterns, textures, and plants that inhabitant her interior spaces are a delight to view. Boy, do I wish I had that collection of rugs and plates…
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kelly rae
July 24, 2014 at 4:36 pmher work is amazing. I’d love to own an original
Interview: Angela Dalinger and Nicholas Stevenson Talk about Their New Show | Brown Paper Bag
August 13, 2014 at 10:04 am[…] find rooms really intriguing (remember how much I love Anna Valdez’s paintings?), so you know I’m into the work in this show. Plus, I had the opportunity to […]
Who Needs a Repeat Pattern Silk Scarf? Not MNCQVQ! | Brown Paper Bag
September 10, 2014 at 10:58 am[…] Proving that you don’t have to design silk scarves using only repeating patterns, Milleneufcentquatrevingtquatre (AKA MNCQVQ) has crafted these beautiful pieces that feature a conventional subject matter — still lifes. The company is comprised of two French women named Amélie Charroin and Marie Colin-Madan. They draw and paint colorful scenes that are later printed onto the fabric. We see potted plants, blankets, plastic bags, and much more of the everyday in their garments. And, they’re far from boring. Instead, the mixture of colors and textures make them look great whether they’re worn or even displayed as a work of art. They’re reminiscent of paintings by Jonas Wood or Anna Valdez. […]