Textile Artist
Thursday, April 22
Monday, April 19
Thursday, April 15
Head down and fast
I haven't turned my back on you I have just been so so busy with my new busy NY life.
Work all day,
friends to see,
people to meet
food to eat
research to be done........
I literally haven't stopped since I arrived.
Portrait of an elderly man by Frans Hals
This weekend I hope to visit The Frick
one of my favourite Ny museums.
Fred Shand Rug from Anthropologie
Tomorrow I am off to the opening of the New Anthropologie store in Manhattan
So much to do so much to see
xx
Head down and fast .........that's how one walks in NY
Labels:
Anthropologie,
Fred Shand,
New york,
the frick
Friday, April 9
New York New York
Tomorrow, I will be boarding an aerplane to my beloved NYC, where I previously lived for 10 years.
I will be there for a month working on an exciting project .......(more on that at a later date)
Here are just some of the things I am looking forward to doing/seeing while I am there.
American Women, Fashioning a National Identity
at
Walking the Brooklyn Bridge again
The Artist is present
An evening of culinary delight at
recommended by Liberty London girl
and seeing old friends
photo by Irving Penn
I will of course be keeping you all up to date with my travels and experiences.
Would love to hear if you have any other recommendations?
Would love to hear if you have any other recommendations?
Labels:
Bobo,
costume institute,
New york
Thursday, April 8
Jennifer Anderson
unaware
Japanese pattern
The end
These Paintings left me breathless....
seen on Le Zebre Bleu
paintings shown with kind permission from the Artist
Labels:
art,
artist,
jennifer Anderson
Tuesday, April 6
Magnificent Irish Fashion
This incredible fashion shoot was created by Stylist Jan Brierton and Photographer Lorna Fitzsimons
Here are some interesting facts about this shoot
1 Most of the pieces created are by Irish designers
Aine Mcdonnell
and me: Helen James
2 The shoot was styled and shot and sent out to major newspapers and magazines in Ireland
3 It was never published................................
Why? Why was this innovative and remarkable shoot, that celebrates the talent in this country, never used.
You would think that with tight budgets Periodicals would jump at the chance to publish these images that are handed to them on a platter!
I do not understand
Maybe one of you; my readers, know why
Maybe one of you works in the print industry here and you can explain why these pictures which are magnificent and extol the work being created here have never before seen the light of day.
UPDATE: After the incredible response to these images publishing them may be pursued once more.
I will keep you updated and thanks for all your encouraging words.
Credits
UPDATE: After the incredible response to these images publishing them may be pursued once more.
I will keep you updated and thanks for all your encouraging words.
Credits
Photographer Lorna Fitzsimons
Stylist Jan Brierton
Stylists assistant was Tara Walsh
Hair Noel Sutton
Make up Natalie Kinsella
Labels:
aine mcdonnell,
Eilis Boyle,
irish fashion,
joanne hynes,
john Rocha,
kate and ava,
Tim Ryan
Monday, April 5
PLayPlayPlay
Painting by Cy Twombly
Drawing by Corey Daniels via photographer S Cramp
When I was in College at the start of every drawing class
we had to scribble on the page for 20 minutes.
This was to loosen us up.
We had to draw blindfolded.
We had to draw with our "other" hand (left for me)
Now that College is a distant memory
One can get so caught up in the "finished product",
the humdrum of running a business,
Pleasing the client,
that you can forget to get back to the root
of what drives your creativity.
I recently purchased
PLAY
is something I will be
exploring
Visit Keri's inspiring blog
exploring
Visit Keri's inspiring blog
Labels:
art,
corey daniels,
cy twombly,
keri smith,
play,
wish jar
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