The Hungarian photographer Flora Borsi (born 1994) has created the dreamy serie named ‘The Real Life'.
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Style No. 87797064; Color Code: 045 Good things come in two, and great things come in lush leaves and beaming blossoms. Serve up garden-fresh finds and berry pies with this set at your upcoming dreamy dinner party. Inspired by the mountains, flora, and fauna of Ojai, California, Alexandra Farmer's latest collection combines her love for the British Arts & Crafts Movement with the beauty that nature provides. Exclusively for Anthropologie Set of two Decaled bamboo melamine Due to the nature of this item, expect slight variation in the appearance of each unique piece Dishwasher safe We recommend using a mild, non-citrus detergent All dishes should be thoroughly dried before being stored This item is not microwave safe Imported Dimensions 12"L, 2.75"W Alexandra Farmer Channeling a passion for all things floral and fantastical, celebrated textile and print designer Alexandra Farmer creates meticulously detailed prints and patterns, brought to life with vivid hues. Currently residing in beautiful Ojai, California, she seamlessly weaves her British roots with the influences of the Golden State.
I love Gum Blossoms. Whenever I see them they bring back the childhood memories of my favorite book "Snugglepot & Cuddlepie" by May Gibbs which I still have sitting in my bookshelf. The illustrations were so amazing and had a real Australian feel to them. My mother also had a May Gibbs book when she was a child, she in turn handed it on to me, it also sits in my bookshelf (although a little worse for wear)
Wrapped within the piecey curls surrounding Miho Hirano’s subjects are twigs, vine fragments, and clusters of pink blossoms. Using a cool color palette tinged with blues, the Japanese artist (previously) paints ethereal, introspective portraits of women enveloped in movement whether through small fish swimming around their torsos or branches growing from under their hair. Hirano tells Colossal that she tends to center her oil-based works around finding harmony and the inevitability of change, particularly in relation to life’s fragile nature. More
This right here is the PERFECT example on how you can still have a neutral color palette, AND color in your wedding florals. Keeping your colors subtle will give you that sophisticated and elegant look that most are trying to achieve with neutrals.
Pure pink and green elegance. These delicate pink ranunculus are also called Persian buttercups. Wouldn't this be the perfect bouquet to send to parents of a new baby girl?
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Mysterious women are delicately rendered in surreal graphite portraits by Japanese artist Ozabu. Working on warm-toned paper, Ozabu uses a combination of meticulous linework and astoundingly smooth blending to create images that are simultaneously dramatic and soft. Young female subjects seem to fuse with ravens, chrysanthemums, and bonsai trees, blurring the boundaries between human and nature. The self-taught artist refrains from speaking about or explaining her work, instead allowing each ineffable drawing to spark the viewer’s imagination. More
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