Cushions by Lisa Lapointe

Sydney based pencil artist Lisa Lapointe has created a gorgeous range of bright, geometric textile prints for Sparkk's latest range of cushions.

'...Lisa Lapointe looks deep within herself and draws upon her own inner psyche, which she sees as a vibrantly colored geometric world. She translates this world into a totally original prismatic language resulting in powerful transcendental like imagery – chaotic yet serene. The act of drafting itself becomes a form of meditation. Hours of hand coloring large-scale works in turn becomes a spiritual practice...'

These cushions are deliciously summery, quirky, and with a subtle retro feel that really floats my boat. Check them out and order them here!

Vintage Textile Transformations by Mr. Finch

The self-taught artist Mr. Finch is part hunter, part gatherer and fully genius. Obsessed with the rolling hills and mossy woods near his home in Yorkshire, Finch goes gathering for inspiration. "Flowers, insects and birds really fascinate me with their amazing life cycles and extraordinary nests and behavior", says the artist. He then goes hunting for vintage textiles; velvet curtains from old hotels, a threadbare wedding dress or a vintage apron and transforms them into all sorts of beasts and toadstools. The aged feel creates a sense of authenticity, or mystery as if each piece has an incredible story to tell.

The Art of Conrad Jon Godly

Successfully blowing my mind this morning are these artworks by Conrad Jon Godly. The simplicity of the concept of these pieces of work is easy to see, but the way they are executed leaves no doubt as to the subject matter. I think most of us in NZ have seen mountains just like these at some point in our lives - just spectacular!

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Chocolate Master Pieces

We are all chocolate lovers here at esdesign and we love what this clever artist has created using only Whittakers Chocolate Sante Bars as his medium!

Check out the youtube video here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-b3e8cKFKXw