Colorful window display

On Wednesday evening, I attended the official launch of a much anticipated store in Church Street, Hawthorn. The lovely folk who created Down To The Woods have opened a delightful retail store call…

This window display is an example of repetition as it consists of four of the same paint cans pouring over the same pair of shoes, with only the color of the paint changing. This use of repetition makes the shoes more emphatic and more important. It also leads the viewer's eye and creates a sense of motion.

These adorable paint can curtains were made by Melissa D. Olson in her classroom! She was so kind to share her directions! Tutorial: "We drilled holes in the side and bottom of the can (at

Urban male up close

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We speak to founder Minna Sakaria about how the Stockholm-based graphic design studio works at “the intersection between the artistic and the commercially viable”.

JOHN LEWIS, Oxford Street, London, UK, “What Colors Look Good On Me?... Real Simple”, photo by Makes You Look. Hamburg, pinned by Ton van der Veer