Join me every Sunday when I share some of my favorite links I discovered in the previous week. Earlier posts in the series can be found here.
And here is Week 96...
1. Caterina Giglio shares links to four art blogs to swoon over on her own swoon-worthy blog.
2. Only one person, Anish Kapoor, has the rights to use the darkest pigment in the world.
3. Tonia Jenny talks about the properties of mandalas, circles, and symbols.
4. Know what a Xylothek is? Julie Reed can tell you.
5. Have you seen the new line of NYC stencils from Michelle Ward that are exclusively sold at The Ink Pad in New York? And did you know that The Ink Pad now sells select products online?
6. Sam P. Gibson captures the fine details of eyes in her embroidery, first seen here.
7. The world's leading art hotels.
11 comments:
Another INSPIRING group of links!
Have a good Sunday, Seth!!!
I am seriously in love with those NYC stencils from the Ink Pad and I wish they would magically appear on my work table...
Thank you Seth for more great links. xoxo
Great links...and this Brooklyn girl is interested in those stencils from Michelle Ward! :-) Have a great week.
wonderful links as usual. I think we should all get to try that black paint at least once :)
there is a cool artsy hotel in vegas. The Artisan. we stayed there back in 2009. the lobby is covered from floor to ceiling in framed art-each room is done w/the work of an artist. (ours was andy warhol) it was hard to get a good photo-the place is dark but so cool. (it's more of a party hotel now though)the stripper that work next door that fly in for the wkend stay there :)
Seth, thanks for the shout out about the NYC stencils. As you know, we love our Ink Pad store and the girls. So excited that they have their own product launch (with more coming soon!) and their online store....with Seth Apter goodies too!
You always find the coolest things :)
Oh Seth! Thank you! Of course, The Altered Page is the ultimate swoon worthiest! ��
I got quite an education today Seth. Lots of stuff I knew nothing about.
Ok wow. The darkest pigment in the world thing is amazing, but OMG those xylotheks. That is what I want from life. Thank you for sharing that link in particular!
swoonworthy from start to checkout but those eyes kinda stop my forward motion!
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