Mrs. Biscuit Makes Cutest Ceramic Brooches

 

Angela also known as Mrs. Biscuit is a ceramic artist from Poland. Art has always been a passion of hers since she was a little girl. To continue with her passion she got a formal education in art at a high school in Bielsko-Biala and studied at Art Institute of Silesian University. She made ceramics to make living during her college years that later became her full-time career. Her ceramics is a medium to express her child spirits which is evident on looking at her adorable brooches. 

Mrs. Biscuit's online store offers hand-painted ceramic animals in form of necklaces and brooches. Visit her store for forest owl nymphs, galaxy cats, sprinkled unicorns, colorful peacocks, sleeping rabbits and imaginative characters such as purrmaid. 

Goby Boots With Colorful Artwork

I am definitely coveting these boots by Goby. Goby is a Turkish brand that specializes in shoes and accessories for women and kids with unique designs. If you want a conversation starter, statement-making fashion footwear then definitely check out their whole collection here. They have ballerinas, oxfords, sneakers, heels, espadrilles, slippers and boots printed with colorful artwork such as owls, butterflies, geometric patterns and stars. 

They ship the shoes to almost 35 countries including Australia, Canada, United States, and Europe, more details given on this link. The shoe collection is also available on Amazon.

DIY Easy Clay Owls

If you are feeling creative but have no idea where to start then this tutorial by Michelle Hooper of Think Crafts can help. This diy to make your own owl figurine is an easy project that anyone with simple clay sculpting skills can try. In fact, this project will make a fun activity for kids too who can join you in sculpting owl shapes and paint them. The finished little owlies will be great for play or sit them on a bookshelf.

The complete list of the material needed for the project and step by step instructions along with pictures can be found here.

Drawings by Alfred Basha

Good morning, friends! I hope you are having a good week. It's been almost a year since I first featured the amazing work of Alfred Basha an artist currently based out of Italy. He has created many more illustrations since my last post here, I thought I share some of my favorites with you. He forms tiny strokes and uses a precise cross-hatching technique to create drawings that's a surreal combination of animals and natural elements such as trees and mountains.

You can visit his online store for limited edition prints, he has also made his artwork available on t-shirts in the past (not available online). If you like to get an update on his new work you can join him on Facebook and Instagram.

Realistic Embroidery by Japanese Artist Ipnot

Japanese embroidery artist Ipnot crafts incredible food, sports, seasons, objects and animals using the French knot technique (which is done by wrapping thread around the needle).

Her inspiration for work comes from the people she was surrounded with when she was a little girl. Her time spent in the company of her grandmother, who was an embroider, helped her find her true passion for embroidery. She owns over 500 different colored embroidery threads which she carefully chooses from for her work.

Her work spans over a range of themes from owl, pig, to apple and social media icons. The artist's embroidered pieces are so detailed that it's almost hard to know which is the one made of tiny stitches when they are shown side-by-side with the real version of the creation. To view more of her amazing work visit her on Instagram and her website to see her past projects.