October Inspiration

From top left, clockwise: Tokyo Club Kids in bathtubs by the photographer, Hal. Photograph by Filippo Minelli. Clothed statues by Alexis Persani. Photograph by Ben Aqua. More club kids in bathtubs by Hal. Photograph by Effelle Photography. Embroidered door by Sarah Greaves.

With Halloween a-comin' I decided to go way out there with my design inspirations for the day. I'm so thrilled to readily access so many artists via the internet; when I went to graduate school in '02, it seemed to get seen an artist had to be in NYC or LA, and extremely connected to the scene, which is often opposite to some very talented people who are either reclusive or just prefer to stay away from scenes.

What do you think? Are you into a scene or prefer to play voyeur? Do you find it easier to connect and put your work out there with the use of the internet?

Somewhere between boho and kitsch

via buttonkopart on etsy

I'm at an impasse; I love the kitsch and I love the bohemian... somewhere right in the middle is where I live. I love the wackiness, weirdness and zef qualities of kitsch, the soulfulness of boho. These finds were just about perfect for me, in bringing these two styles together.



From top, clockwise:
via CrudeThings on etsy
via UTHAhats on etsy
via CrudeThings on etsy
via MoondialGypsy on etsy
via CrudeThings on etsy



Many more wild head pieces, head dresses and wigs after the break... just click below.

Halloween Wedding

Starting top left, left to right: The Letter O Monsterbet pillow, Rusty Foks, Personalized Tree Bark Band,
Mounted Deer Brooch, White and grey agate ring, Porcupine and Bullet earrings,
Mason jar lights, Chicken costume, Your Crazy Emotional Needs Give My Life Purpose,
Orange striped shrug, Victorian tattooed tough guy, Oh So Dear plate.

Our wedding's coming up this Halloween... people ask why that date? We met on Halloween and got engaged on Halloween, so I guess we're keeping the theme going!