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Marion Peck

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The most difficult thing with posting a link to Marion Peck is choosing which painting of hers to use here. Wow. Marion’s work reminds me a lot of Mark Ryden. Beautiful.

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Wooden Utensils

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Richard Allen

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From Richard Allen’s website:

” There are few artists who convey such a strong sense of spiritual purity in their work as Richard Allen. His paintings pull you in like an icon; devotional images that mesmerize with their myriad vestigial shapes beneath superficially plain and bold exteriors. They make you stare. And watch. And wait. Yet they also buzz with the cheerful, zappy energy of the billboard and advertising hoarding. By the time Allen hit 41 he had exhibited at the Whitechapel, and Hayward galleries and even been feted in a one-man show at the ICA. But his natural place in the pantheon of the great British artists of the 1960’s and 70’s alongside Bridget Riley, Peter Sedgely and Michael Kidner was never taken because he moved out of the London limelight to live on an island in the English Channel. His work requires no external endorsement. Catalogued for the first time since his death in 1999 it is clear that Allen’s work is amongst the most pioneering and compelling of its generation. ”

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Andrey Gordeev

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Say hello to the work of Andrey Gordeev.

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Edward Burtynsky

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Canadian photographer Edward Burtynsky explores how nature is transformed through industry. Check it out when you got a minute.

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Headhoods

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Headhoods sells striking hoodies with faces like Elvis and Audrey Hepburn silk-screened on the sides of the hoods. Looking to turn heads? You should get one.

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Drew Morrison

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Some cool interesting creature/character designs from artist Drew Morrison.

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The Pudding Store

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With Mother’s Day just around the corner now you can reciprocate her affection and thought maybe you should have a look at these lovely accessories I found at The Pudding Store. That’s all.

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Betsy Walton

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You can view more of Betsey Walton’s lovely art on her Flickr page. Plenty to see.

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Hella Jongerius

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Dutch designer Hella Jongerius created these porcelain animal decorated serving bowls. At the Jongeriuslab site you will find a wide spectrum of Hella Jongerius’ work so what are you waiting for? Go! Go! Go!

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