Here are some behind the scenes pictures of the Sarah & Bendrix product photo-shoot. We shoot in a beautiful London loft space , with white walls, gigantic windows and even heated flooring! It was a brilliant day and we got some great picture. If you want to see the final shots head over to SarahandBendrix. com
I am not going to pretend for one second that i am a culinary guru – especially when my attempts at icing a cake usually result in it pooling around the sponge- however here are some summertime foods that I think would be wonderful for a picnic.
I have selected fresh flavours such as lemon, mint and lots of yummy sweet fruit. Berries of all kind make for a brilliant decoration for your favorite cake. Fresh bread or croissants filled with creamy cheese and smoked salmon bring richness to the meal. On those hot Summer days the godsend that is crushed ice, is a great foundation for any refreshing lemon juice or cocktail.
I love the soft grey and the simplistic design of these items. I find this colour really calming and would be really easy to team with other colours.
Today has been a successful day for discovering some stunning and atmospheric photographs. I hope you enjoy the collage.
Top Left: Nadia Moro – Behind the surface
http://www.behance.net/gallery/Behind-The-Surface/496555
Top Right: Robert Triscoli
Middle left: Andy Warhol
Middle right: Unknown
Bottom Left: Plamen Stefanov
Bottom Right: Unknown
Here are some images i have collected which are ideal for a spring wedding, i love the fresh greens and silk flowing fabric. Simplistic and beautiful. I have also included some suitable typography used for invitations and signs. What would be your ideal wedding?
I couldn’t resist ordering a copy of these books, fantastic book cover designs. Who said you can’t judge a book by it’s cover!?
The first few blog entries always seem a little daunting as its a million expectations crammed into one small box…yet I persevere. Here are a collection of some beautiful types I have found. I love the simplicity and expression of the ‘A’ compared to the very controlled and precise drawing on ‘Piter Pan’. I enjoy seeing the process in the final image of neatening the type in illustrator. There is a lot of work that goes into making a successful type so I make sure to admire it when I can!
Have a lovely weekend all.
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