Art

Born in 1978, Japanese born artist Yuko Nishimura specialises in the art of folding. Her background in architectural design is clear with her clean, crisp pieces, that she says have "a particular charm occurs in the simplicity with which the expression appears having never been touched by any tool"... Full story here

A very particular style that is oh so beautifully executed by Robi Jeoleht. Dabbling in illustration, typography and paint, all Robi's works are intricate yet have a simplicity to them... Full story here

Rob Tucker. Keep your eyes peeled for him, this is one New Zealander on the rise. He's only wee young at 21, but has had a pretty rapid rise. Inspiration for him includes 1990's issues of Australian Women's Weekly, that include cheesy ads... Full story here

In all the Where the Wild Things are hype, we thought we should dabble. And Geoff McFetridge did the title design, so he can be our contribution to the film frenzy. Full story here

We've had our eye on Anna Bond from Rifle for quite some time now. She has a great blog herself and is featured endlessly on others.

Embroidery seems to be becoming a lost art. And I'm not helping that by buying lots of cute french embroidery books, spending a whole lot of money buying expensive threads and textiles, only to never embroider.

Brazilian artist Andre Azevedo has zero information about him on his site and his myspace page, so we apologise for the lack of information. And we could wax lyrical and pretend to critique his work, but you seriously don't want to hear that...so we'll say nothing. The work speaks for itself anyhow.