
(black eiffel) & (splat worldwide)

(frolic) & (cheri neufeld)

(saga)

(black eiffel) & (splat worldwide)

(frolic) & (cheri neufeld)

(saga)

Completely smitten with the Sign Painters project Jay B Sauceda, a match made in heaven of photography and typography.







(via designworklife)

(by Lizzy Stewart)

(by David Fullarton)

(by martha verschaffel)

(by Caitlin S.)

(by Katie C. Turner)

(by juliapott)

(by Lizzy Stewart)

(by Caitlin S.)

(by raisin heart)

(by deannastaffo)

(by deannastaffo)

(by rhea evers)

Unbelievable photos by Nadav Kander, who I previously only knew for his beautiful portraits and damn was I missing out. Such an eye for colour!







(photos by Nadav Kander, via danny/booooooom)

Love the Stuff no on told me (but I learned anyways) drawings by Alex Noriega. So funny, so wise! Check out his other blog too.



WARNING: If you haven’t seen An Education yet, be warned that I’ve posted quite a lot of stills below and though nothing is inherently spoilery, it might be a bit of a bummer. If you don’t mind, onwards we go!
So I watched An Education yesterday and I thought it was brilliant! I had read mixed reviews, so I wasn’t expecting much, but I thought it was a very smart coming of age story and well acted by all involved. Carey Mulligan is fantastic as schoolgirl Jenny (can’t believe she’s actually 25, a year older than me) but it really came in to its own in the beautiful filming, sets and costume design. There are tons of perfectly captured stills all over the internet, but they mostly seem to concentrate on Jenny and leave out some of the most visually exciting bits, so I thought I would make some of my own (I’m afraid the quality is pretty horrendous, but you get the idea). I loved Rosamund Pike’s ditzy character Helen (the blonde) with her ladylike fancypants outfits and brilliant hair, the wonderful Emma Thompson as headmistress Miss Walters in her wood paneled office and Olivia Williams as Miss Stubbs wearing the coolest glasses. The interior sets are probably my favourite though, some amazing retro home decorating inspiration here. And the whole thing is set in Twickenham, where my parents live and I grew up (though they went and filmed it in Ealing for some reason) Exciting!































Images are Copyright © Sony Pictures Classics, please don’t sue me!

Can’t believe I only just saw these, but I assisted on this shoot for How To Spend It all the way back in December and completely missed the issue when it came out. I think it might be my favourite set of images from my stylist’s assistant days, I’m in love with everything (The McQueen! The Givenchy! The silver Burberry coat! Anastasia’s face!).
Photographs by Benjamin Lennox, styling by Natalie Brewster, hair by Kenna and make up by Dorita Nissen.

















As a fairly incompetent cook, there is nothing I like more than looking at the culinary efforts of others (my number one is obviously Luxirare, I just sit there scrolling with my mouth hanging open…). These drool-worthy cakes and biscuits/cookies are by i am baker and you can see way more photos and recipes at her blog. I’m also enjoying the Pretty Foods tumblr for similar foodie fun daily.








