Amy Lawrence is a textile designer specializing in knitted artisan jewelry. The UK-based artist uses an Italian knitting machine to create these high-end geometric pieces inspired by her interest in science, nature and traditional cultures.
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Images: Courtesy of Amy Lawrence.
We were first attracted to the wall of suitcases filled with found objects relevant for the work of assemblage artist, Gail Rieke. The collage, assemblage, installation artist, teacher, and world traveler lives in Santa Fe, New Mexico and is internationally recognized. We love her travel journals and souvenirs stored in a variety of vintage cases. Visit her website to see more views of her studio and assembly work.
Images: Courtesy of Gail Rieke.
These Moleskine sketches are the works of Victoria and Vitalina Lopukhiny, typography specialists from Kiev. The creative sisters are graphic designers, illustrators and calligraphers who share an aritistict life together under the studio name, Vika Vita. Here is what they’ve written on their profile page:
“Our cooperative creativity began with our birth. Familiar sight has not changed since our childhood: two tables, colored pencils on them and fiery eyes of two inspired girls. We painted, sang, danced together. We graduated from graphic design department, our main fields of work are lettering, calligraphy, illustration, we make logotypes and corporate identity, make catalogues, paint walls, also we are teaching students in a University and run courses of calligraphy. We are keen not only on nice letters, but on history of our Cyrillic alphabet, it’s origin.â€
You can see more of their work on their website as well as on Behance.
Images: Courtesy of Vika Vita.
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