Simply snap a picture of the artwork and the app automatically tags each image with your child’s name, grade, and date created. Add a title or description and then share the gallery with Dad, or whomever you invite to your circle.
The real genius of Artkive is once you’ve collected enough artful images you can to turn your digital collection into a customized coffee-table book with just the press of a button.
The stacking chair throne from Laurens Van Wierigen is on my mind for Stella, I need to make room for brilliance.
I'm smitten with this for two reasons. 1. As an Ad woman I love it's mix of beauty and a sense of humor, you rarely see a couture house making fun of themselves. 2. As an average woman it's nice to see gazelles like Karen Elson actually moving, and even better she looks just as awkward as I do dancing. Humanness=Beautiful.
I am in blog redesign heaven. My skills in designing and programming online content have never lived up to my aspirations. No matter how many videos I watched late at night about CSS and RSS I never mastered the art of blog design. So the photo above is a symbol of my blog love for Mandi my blog designer & magician. Behind the magic curtain she's helping me bring Butter Blog to life. The photo above is a good hint at the color palette. I'll share some more of the design process as we move forward. Until then check out Mandi's beautiful blog, Here's looking at Me Kid.
photo via rue magazine.
I put this together this morning from photos that Lyndsey Hall took of Lila last month. I was trying to narrow it down for a few to print for the grandparents, but there were too many good ones, so I put them together photo booth style in Illustrator. I just printed one for the door to her room, she loves it.
