Let it swim
When we went to Bubby’s for a dinner the other day, I couldn’t help but notice all the flowers in the store. These were from ladies’ room, but the colors and everything inspired me :)
I’ve been getting ideas and inspirations together for our baby’s nursery, these colors (light pinks, peach pinks, yellows, whites and light greens) are calling my name…
My Live What You Love special edition letterpress print has been featured in Everything Is Going to Be OK from Chronicle Books… not just inside, but also in the back cover!
Page 81:
This book, as you can see from its title, it makes you feel good, confident, believe that everything is going to be OK :) It’s filled with lots of hope and optimism in a great art form from all over the world, just flipping through this book is an inspiration! Here are some sneak peeks… Enjoy!
Thank you so much for including my work, truly honored!!
Yesterday was so hot and sunny (83 degrees!) — I was so swamped all day inside, but I needed to go to post office anyway so I went outside with Maia and wow, spring was in full swing! I couldn’t help snapping few pictures here and there, I just love the visible change on earth, so very lively and gives me such an energy!
First few are from Brooklyn War Memorial Park on Cadman Plaza. The cherry blossom tree was in full bloom (above) and so many dandelion flowers are everywhere on the grass (below).
Maia loved it :)
These next few are from right by the Brooklyn Bridge entrance on Washington Street. It was like this in December.
I guess they are planting lots of trees now (the orange parts you see)…
The pink flower colors on green and on blue sky really caught my eye and made me happy :)
It’s a little cloudy today here in NY, but these pictures will keep me happy all day. Hope they will make you happy, too :) Have a great day! xo Hijiri
Paper Record Player from kellianderson on Vimeo.
I know this has been around the web everywhere, but I couldn’t help posting! Blew my mind! How awesome is this?! :) For more details and behind the creative process, please visit Kelli Anderson’s blog here. Thank you so much for the inspiration!