Mark Reihill

Today I want to introduce you to digital illustrator Mark Reihill. This Belfast based artist started out in the world of advertising, but now works as a freelance artist on a variety of projects including album covers, book illustrations and magazine covers. I love the energy of Mark's work and you can also really see his love of music coming through in his work. To see more of Mark's work visit his website here and you can buy his limited edition digital prints in his Etsy shop here.

Just Be!

[Photographic print from here]

Enjoy The Little Things

I absolutely love this new stationery collection from kikki.K. I'm so excited I can't wait to get in store to make a few little purchases. I'm loving the bold graphics and prints but my favourite aspect of this collection is that it features my favourite colour combination of black and white. I also love that this collection is called "Enjoy the little things" and I think that is such a good approach for life in general.

Happy Friday!

The theme for this weekend is definitely Mexican! I'm off to meet friends later today for another wonderful Mexican meal. In preparation for this I recently created a board in Pinterest with just a few Mexican themed prints - you can see my efforts here! Have a great weekend.

 

Easter Cards - Etsy

[Card found here]

Can you believe that the Easter holidays are next week! I can't believe I didn't realise how quickly they will be here and I haven't featured anything Easter related on the blog. So my first stop for all things Easter related is Etsy. I love the plethora of Easter greeting cards on this website and have picked out a few to feature today.

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Celia Birtwell vs Uniqlo

I love a designer collaboration especially when it involves one of my favourite overseas retail brands Uniqlo. I recently read an article about a collaboration between iconic British fashion designer Celia Birtwell and Uniqlo which I wanted to share on the blog. This brightly printed collection is a great balance between the modern and timeless while still retaining Celia's sense of design whimsy.

To be honest I didn't really know a lot about Celia before reading about this design collaboration but I love her design sense and the quirkiness of her prints and patterns. Celia's archive prints have been re-worked and re-imagined for the Uniqlo range and feature on t-shirts, jeggings, culottes and tote bags- you can see the full range online here. Now to work out how to get my hands on this range. I wish Uniqlo shipped to Australia! 

 

 

 

She believed

[Print found here]