It’s been a while since our last Mint giveaway, and when Dana of Vintage Interiors offered to give these vintage owl bookends to one lucky reader, I couldn’t resist!
To enter this giveaway:
1. Visit Vintage Interiors.
2. Leave a comment on this post, telling us one thing you’d love to own from the V.I. shop (in addition to the bookends, of course!).
Giveaway ends next Monday morning at 9am EST.
I’m completely entertained this morning by Sr. García’s collages… many more on his website. Hope you all have wonderful weekends! I’m looking forward to a little catch-up, and maybe next week on Mint will be more normal-like…
found on poolga, a great place to find a new iphone/ipad wallpaper
Chris Silas Neal is an illustrator and designer who teaches at Pratt Institute. His work has been featured by Communication Arts, American Illustration, AIGA, Society of Illustrators, Society of Publication Designers, Art Directors Club of Denver, Print Magazine and the New York Times. I found his beautiful work on the NPR site, for a series called Summer Books.
The mother and daughter team Florence & Florence from London have created a beautiful antique/vintage shop! A few favorites above, and lots more here.
If I make this one, it will be for pure curiosity’s sake! I’ve never made Spring Rolls, and blogger Michelle of Une-Deux Senses (who is Vietnamese and would know) says she’s never even heard of dessert spring rolls. She admits the end result is a little odd, but you can’t deny they’re pretty to look at. With ingredients like mint, honey, lime, strawberries, almonds, and mango, it’s sounding like it’s worth a shot. More photos and the recipe on Une-Deux Senses, and original recipe here.
Vincent Fournier’s “Space Project” is a beautiful collection of photographs documenting space organizations around the world: Gagarine Cosmonaut Training Center in Russia, Mars Desert Research Station in Utah, observatories in the Atacama Desert in Chile, and the Guyana Space Center in French Guiana.
Aren’t these some great outfits? Miu Miu, found via Jealous Girlfriend.
Things have been crazy around here so I hope you’ll bear with me while I try to reorganize my schedule a bit. I’ve taken on a small, part time job as Event Planner & Marketing Coordinator for Heather Garrett Home, which coincided (wouldn’t you know it!) with an influx of fun new design and wedding projects. Working with a new schedule, and outside of my house for the first time in 10 months, is exciting and takes a just little extra time management. Yay!
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