Month: December 2013

Merry Christmas Everyone!

Just to wish you all a very Merry Christmas and I hope your day is full of pleasant surprises! After making it through all the wrapping paper with my own family, Christmas lunch is being cooked and my sister and I are in charge of laying the table. As two ridiculously festive people we knew that it couldn’t just be a couple of knives and forks so I thought I’d share with you all my main job. Making napkins look good and festive. Quick thank you to BuzzFeed  for making me aware of the awesomeness of napkin folding! Check out what I managed to create and click here to see where I got the ideas from. Continue reading “Merry Christmas Everyone!” →

Mind Blowing Fashion

My fashion frenzied sister and I headed down to Somerset House in London to witness the spectacular exhibition, Isabella Blow: Fashion Galore! Now, Fashion isn’t really my cup of tea and fighting through the blustery winds seemed like a lot of effort to see a few garments, but I was pleasantly surprised. Continue reading “Mind Blowing Fashion” →

The 1900s Viennese Stroke

Rumor had it there was an exhibition up in London on Viennese artists including my two favourites: Gustav Klimt and Egon Schiele. So this morning I left my house more excited than a child on christmas eve! My art buddy and myself trekked up to London fighting through the crowds till we finally arrived at Trafalgar square. As per usual, the myriad of sounds and sights in this famous square took me by surprise as the bagpipes mingled with the b-boys’ beats and the grand piano accompanied the unicycling street performer. Continue reading “The 1900s Viennese Stroke” →

Capturing the Soul in a Contraption

First off, I’d just like to apologise for how long I’ve left this. Deadlines and Uni work have been piling up and I’ve only just managed to get a break!

Although the main focus for this blog revolves around Design, Illustration and Technology, I can’t avoid the beauty of captured masterpieces, and by this, I mean the art of photography. Continue reading “Capturing the Soul in a Contraption” →