I am writing this FOMM post from Hobart Airport as I await my flight to Brisbane for Finders Keepers! I love airports, even when the coffee is bad and overpriced, because it means I am going somewhere - anywhere! I'm a gypsy at heart and just love this feeling.....
Here's a few of my favourite things for this week!
This necklace by The Triangle Of Bears is just adorable!
A great free printable by Eat Drink Chic.... love the colour wheel design!
I was so excited to see an old uni friend of mine, Sarah Hendy, get some well deserved recognition on the Design Files this week - the interview and images of her work and well worth checking out!
Meet Drawwg, the dog-shaped set of drawers! Super cute.
And all the way from Twenty Fingers in Siberia, I love these wooden earrings - what a great colour combo!
And for your reading pleasure....
I've always hated the concept of work-life balance and here's an interesting read on this on Jonathan Field's blog... Work. Life. Blend.
This guy writes the best list posts ever - this week is was 9 Creepy Abandoned Schools and Universities! Totally worth checking out and packed with creepy, atmospheric photos.
There's a pretty interesting discussion going on over on Pikaland about copyright for artists and the grey area of what is actually 'new' these days.... a good read for artists in this age of excess information where we can actually see what everyone else is doing, all the time if we want to!
A HUGE list of tools to help you with your content marketing over on Kiss Metrics.... just don't try them all at once!
And lastly, it's always good reading when one lovely inspiring woman interviews another!
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If you're in Brisbane, don't forget to come see me at the Finders Keepers in the Old Museum over the weekend! It's so fun to be here in Brisbane - after taking off through a giant snow cloud in cold Tasmania this morning I am now finishing this post sitting on my hotel bed with the fan on to keep me cool! I just love being on the road!
Happy travels to you all! Jen x
Here's a few of my favourite things for this week!
This necklace by The Triangle Of Bears is just adorable!
A great free printable by Eat Drink Chic.... love the colour wheel design!
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| Photo: Sean Fennessy |
I was so excited to see an old uni friend of mine, Sarah Hendy, get some well deserved recognition on the Design Files this week - the interview and images of her work and well worth checking out!
Meet Drawwg, the dog-shaped set of drawers! Super cute.
And all the way from Twenty Fingers in Siberia, I love these wooden earrings - what a great colour combo!
And for your reading pleasure....
I've always hated the concept of work-life balance and here's an interesting read on this on Jonathan Field's blog... Work. Life. Blend.
This guy writes the best list posts ever - this week is was 9 Creepy Abandoned Schools and Universities! Totally worth checking out and packed with creepy, atmospheric photos.
There's a pretty interesting discussion going on over on Pikaland about copyright for artists and the grey area of what is actually 'new' these days.... a good read for artists in this age of excess information where we can actually see what everyone else is doing, all the time if we want to!
A HUGE list of tools to help you with your content marketing over on Kiss Metrics.... just don't try them all at once!
And lastly, it's always good reading when one lovely inspiring woman interviews another!
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If you're in Brisbane, don't forget to come see me at the Finders Keepers in the Old Museum over the weekend! It's so fun to be here in Brisbane - after taking off through a giant snow cloud in cold Tasmania this morning I am now finishing this post sitting on my hotel bed with the fan on to keep me cool! I just love being on the road!
Happy travels to you all! Jen x
I love the dog drawers!
ReplyDeletesome of the links you posted is also pretty cool! Thank you for sharing!
You know that necklace caught my eye right away. It's not your average necklace. Hope you have a great day.
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