hello ashley, so sorry to have missed you earlier this month but I hope we'll run into one another the next time you're in the Bay. I love spying on workspaces and everything that goes along with them (notebooks & sketchbooks, lists, tool boxes, inspiration boards, little collections...) Right now I love Lisa Congdon's A Collection A Day http://collectionaday2010.blogspot.com/ and from this winter, Arthur Hash' working view posts http://theartescapeplan.blogspot.com/2009/12/happy-holidays.html and http://theartescapeplan.blogspot.com/2010/01/more-working-view.html
I think those ones you mentioned capture things pretty good. Those everyday things that people spend their time with, in, and daily rituals they partake in. Getting into record collections and such could become a whole new thing
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Medicine cabinets, vanities, fruit bowl tableaux -- these little shrines to wellbeing and attractiveness.
And if someone has VHS tapes in their library, I like to see what they have hung on to...
these ones definitely! + kitchen cupboard:)
inside of the fridge.
also
record/cd shelves+
book shelves+
what's on the walls.
-book shelves
-record shelves
-movie shelves
-jewelry box
(collections, it seems)
hello ashley, so sorry to have missed you earlier this month but I hope we'll run into one another the next time you're in the Bay. I love spying on workspaces and everything that goes along with them (notebooks & sketchbooks, lists, tool boxes, inspiration boards, little collections...) Right now I love Lisa Congdon's A Collection A Day http://collectionaday2010.blogspot.com/ and from this winter, Arthur Hash' working view posts http://theartescapeplan.blogspot.com/2009/12/happy-holidays.html and http://theartescapeplan.blogspot.com/2010/01/more-working-view.html
-erika
www.erikapahk.com
oh, I second the bag/purse and the kitchen cupboard or fridge.
yes all of those + what's on your walls, kitchen cabinets, and bathroom ;)
*Favorite items of clothing
*Things you can't live without
pencilcase
bedside table
potplants
recipe books
perfumes
sock drawer
jewellery box
soap/soap dish
kitchen sink
flower arrangement
the entrance!
medicine cabinets and bookshelves and pets and collections of random leaves and rocks that they can't bear to throw away.
I think those ones you mentioned capture things pretty good. Those everyday things that people spend their time with, in, and daily rituals they partake in. Getting into record collections and such could become a whole new thing
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