And Then There Was Light

 Art, fun things, inspirational, lighting, nice things, photography, Pinterest  2 Responses »
Apr 272012
 

And Then There Was Light And Then There Was Light

To bring to an end my week on coffee in celebration of UK Coffee Week 2012, I give you ‘And Then There Was Light’. A pictorial blog post of light and electricity. After all that coffee, I hope you are suitably ‘wired’ and all hooked-up ready for the weekend. This array of images is another of my Pinterest boards that has come to say adieu. I won’t be sorry to say goodbye to an activity which is, indeed, most pleasurable and yet weighs heavy on my conscience as something else that ‘needs’ to be done but that gets overlooked. I think it is a phenomenal resource but not one that I shall continue adding to. I hope it gives you all a little spark to your Friday and may the light carry you through the weekend. Have a good one!

From top to bottom, left to right:
lights, via: Nezart Design, via: Kost-i-Koza, source: unavailable;
A Mother’s Light, by James Neeley, source: Flickr;
Deco Globe, £22.50, Rockett St George;
Glow bulb, from £10.65 (exc. VAT), Tigermoth Lighting;
Lightbulb drawing, source: Enchanted Learning;
Philips lightbulbs, By beccabella, source: Flickr;
lightbulbs, source: Flickr (no longer available);
Untitled (Petit Palais) by Felix Gonzalez-Torres, Philadelphia Museum of Art, By anacron Source: Flickr;
Filament lamp, Source: World Architectural News;
National Theatre’s Frankenstein- set lighting, By mihi1, Source: Flickr;
Plumen bulb, Source: World Architectural News;
Deco standard bulbs, £12.49, Rockett St George.

Dots and Circles

 Art, colour, decorative, Designer-Maker, events, exhibitions, flowers, fun things, illustrators, inspirational, interiors, nice things, photography, Pinterest, random, textiles, treats  No Responses »
Apr 112012
 

Dots and Circles Dots and Circles

Here is another of my recently deceased Pinterest boards. I’m still deliberating over it, would you believe? I like my growing collection of towards of ‘nice’ things and it makes it a very quick and easy reference board. But alas, I just cannot align that with the terms and conditions and the implications of these. So, I bring you ‘Dots and Circles’, the early beginnings of a cyclical mood board. You eager-eyed lot will no doubt spot the appearance of my favourite tumbler, Nezart Design, yet again. Big Fan. Lots of lovely imagery on there.

1.) paint tins, via: Nezart Design, source: For Art’s Sake, 2.) Car Atlas-Rainbow by David T Waller, 3.) back cover of Lombard Handicraft, 1970, source: Stopping Off Place, 4.) Time via stoppingoffplace.blogspot.com, source: Macdonald Educational (A Unit For Teachers), published for the Schools Council by MacDonald Educational Ltd., London, 1972-1973, 5.) Circles by James Neeley, Flickr, 6.) Artist Yayoi Kusama installation for Gallery of Modern Art in Brisbane, source: Thisiscollossal, 7.) Crystal Circle by ▵, Flickr, 8.) Circle Packing Artifacts, source: blpmt_van, Flickr, 9.) Splash by ▵, from Flickr, 10.) Origami flowers by artist James Roper, source: ModernNet, 11.) clusters or the corruption of chance (2008) cs144, Frank Huelsboemer, 12.) clusters or the corruption of chance (2008), cs139, Frank Huelsboemer,
13.) Car Atlas-Rainbow by David T Waller, Flickr

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