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Showing posts with label window shopping. Show all posts

4.1.12

window shopping: winter at anthropologie


anthropologie at rockefeller center
rockefeller center
dedham, ma via anthropologie+you flickr
troy, mi via anthropologie+you flickr 
dedham, ma via anthropologie+you flickr 
rockefeller center via anthropologie+you flickr 
5th ave, seattle, wa via anthropologie+you flickr
troy, mi via anthropologie+you flickr
dedham, ma via anthropologie+you flickr
rockefeller center via anthropologie+you flickr

14.12.11

bunny ears


i didn't sleep well last night.  i actually woke myself up yelling, "just let me sleep!" needless to say, i felt really tired today. so, i aimlessly rode my bicycle around, exploring the city, stopping first to buy an espresso.

found these adorable rabbit earrings in a local korean dress shop.  i love that from a distance they look simple & classic, but up close, so cute 
... my new everyday pair.

15.9.11

vacation


my etsy shop will be going into vacation mode till december.

if you'd like to have jars shipped before december, 
please make your order before monday.

my mason jar reproductions

currently in stock:

wabi-sabi white
canary yellow
emerald green
aqua blue

3.7.11

jadite kate

interview with 

jadite kate's store
welcome to the first installment of my new interview series where i'll be spotlighting artists, creative people, gallery owners, & today, a shop owner.  i stumbled across jadite kate on etsy earlier this year completely by accident, but the bright colors, rusty details, & clean lines drew me in.  i keep coming back to it.  it's one of those places that instantly relaxes & inspires you.  
she has a strong eye for the fresh & charming.

29.6.11

overwhelmed?


do you have a party, wedding, or big event to plan but no inspiration?  
do you have a design problem in your home & no ideas how to solve it?  
no idea what to wear or maybe you have an outfit you love but it's just not working?  
contact me with your questions & it might be featured here!

click the "contact me" button on the left column under my tree icon 
or send a message on facebook.

8.4.11

anthropologie earth day windows

using cork, a amazing renewable resource, anthropologie has yet again 
created art from common items.  after the displays are taken down at the end of april, the corks will reused as fishing bobbers, paper, etc.  
troy, mi
troy, mi
troy, mi
carlsbad, ca
carlsbad, ca
princeton, nj
princeton, nj
princeton, nj
georgetown, washington d.c.
georgetown, washington d.c.
georgetown, washington d.c.
georgetown, washington d.c.
when i first saw these windows, i couldn't help but be reminded of tara donovan's "colony" installation.
tara donovan's "colony" made with pencils credit:  michael maloney

6.3.11

following

many of you have asked me how to follow this blog.
well, there are many easy ways, so let me walk you through it 
& you'll never have to miss another post about design, life as an artist, or our travels.
i promise, it's easy.

option 1: facebook
 look to the right of this post.  clicking the facebook page icon with the tree will take you to the gael gallery facebook fan page.  "like" it & you will get new posts in your news feeds.

option 2:  rss feed
ever wonder what this thing is?  it's my favourite, that's what!  
if you already have a google account (gmail, blogger, etc) you already have a google reader account.  once you have one, you won't believe you ever got along without it.  here is a video tutorial.

you'll find my rss buttons under the facebook button. 
you have an option to subscribe to posts or even comments.
option 3:  email

on the top left hand column of this page, you'll see an icon of my tree painting, my profile, & right below that, a button that says "contact me".  click that, tell me your email address & that you'd like to receive an email subscription, & i'll add you to the list.


see?  easy.


11.2.11

anthropologie's spring 2011 windows

anthropologie's ability to turn function into form 
is a constant inspiration to me.  
everyday items such as closepins, zippers, string, & paper 
are shaped into avante-garde visions.  

washington d.c.


skokie, il

marlton, nj

charlotte, nc