Wicked & Weird

Cityscapes

I love these beautiful cityscapes by New York artist Abbi Jacobson. They are so pretty and colourful and would brighten up any room! And they are well priced, with the small ones just $20. Her shop is here.

timelapse

Been away for a while, I guess having a baby will do that! But now that he is 2 weeks and all settled (hahahahaha!!!) I am back online. Saw this on one of my blogs (sadly I forget which one) and thought it was just gorgeous!

Singapore Lights Timelapse from Weehan Yeo on Vimeo.

falling leaves

Lately I have been loving delicate, simple jewelry with leaves or twigs. There are lots of options out there, but the simpler they are, the more I like them. (There is also lots of truly ugly stuff on etsy!)

This one is on Etsy, by designer Sarah Hood - SarahHoodJewelry.etsy.com

This one is also Etsy - Ingrid Montoya, and she has a lot of really lovely things.

I can't remember where I found this one, I think also on Etsy - my apologies to the designer!

The following are all from a site called nimli.com, which is a "natural, organic and green lifestyle" site.

I especially love these cuffs...

Wooden Lobster Pull-Toy

Extravagant? Yes - they are $44.

Practical? Um, no.

Do I want one? HELLZ yeah.

No self-respecting East Coast mum should be without! Find them at What Every Baby Needs (I really hope that name is tongue-in-cheek!)

Wrought Iron Bed

For some reason I really love a classic wrought iron bed. Streamlined, antique, basic, but so romantic and fresh.

I think this style is my fav. No bells and whistles.

Oh please may I have this one? With the gorgeous throw as well? Sigh.

Allan Sanders illustrations

I stumbled on Allan Sanders website and just love his illustrations. The one below would be so cool in William's room! He has a whole bunch on his site, including some interactive ones. Check out loopland.net.

Zurich Chamber Orchestra

Fascinating campaign from the Zurich Chamber Orchestra which speaks to the idea of emotional responses to music. Can't see it flying in Toronto, but it is super cool. Makes me wonder what orchestra marketing is like in Europe!