little BIG pants

lost is found

this is the duo i mentioned a few posts ago. the artists are akiko ida and pierre javelle. if you click on their web site i wish you patience. i finally had to just google their names to see the images i remembered.

how did i find them you ask? well i clicked on a curious little link little people via Camilla Engman's blog and i could tell that the artist had to have seen these artists because his work reminded me of them and wouldn't you know it he had a link on the side of his blog to their site! the below is his work. he leaves these on london streets "to fend for themselves" and takes photos. love it. first two are "rubbish" and my favorite "gum"

snow globes and lost inspiration

this is a random post as i have not been doing much of anything lately but trying to wean h. it has been such a tough week and i'm drained. he still isn't eating very well and is super crabby, clingy- calgon take me away! the above and below are snow globes by artists paloma munoz and walter martin via moco loco. i love snow globes, little dioramas frozen in time.

these images reminded me of another artist duo that did little figurines on food, one was construction workers on a chocolate bar, another was a gondola in watermelon. i couldn't for the life of me find these. i could have sworn i saw then like a year ago on moco loco but they were no where to be found. i'm so bummed as these were brilliant and would love to have these images as references. which brings me to blurb via soule mama. i have often thought that i want to back up this blog in some way as it is a great visual journal for me and lo and behold - one can! in what seems to be a very economical and high quality form. it also lets one do photobooks and cookbooks (christmas ideas are already starting to weave thorugh my mind)

anyone watch lost? OMG claire is jack's half sister! and what about the ending where jack is running away and you think he's making a run for it but he's really having fun playing football with one of the "others"....oh, as they say "the plot thinkens" indeed, indeed!