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I really like those Lucienne Day designs. I want those Converse sneakers! & they're yellow! I have a thing for yellow sneakers (& red ones! For days when I need to travel faster!). Actually I want the swanky armchair as well. I want I want I want...
ReplyDeleteI can see why you like her work. There is a similarity there.
ReplyDeleteI really love the work of Lucienne Day. I actually wrote an essay which included some of this work for my degree course. It's great to see it in the contemporary setting of a blog!
ReplyDeleteI can see how he inspires you. It's great to have this reference. Those sneaks rock.
ReplyDeletesign me up for a pair of those converse -- those are great! Day rocks!
ReplyDeleteHave their textiles been sold at Ikea? I could swear I have seen them there...
Mid-century love
ReplyDeleteThe sneakers are great!
Isn't Lucienne amazing? I treated myself to the book as a holiday gift, and it's incredible. I loved seeing not only her work but also the context in which she created it. She was a smart, outspoken woman at a time when it was harder to be one than it is now.
ReplyDeleteYour work is charming...I can see the Day connection. Love the spores and amoebas.
I love the Dandelion Clocks design the best I think. My boyfriend is from Glasgow and the school of art is really special. Makes the one I went to look like housing commission flats.
ReplyDeleteLucienne Days and her contemporaries have been my inspiration for a while now. That must be why we like each others work!
ReplyDeleteThis post is absolutely terrific! I am dying over that perfect "Calyx" fabric.
ReplyDeleteWell I am not the only one it seems, but I love the kicks! Must add yellow chucks to my shopping list!
ReplyDeleteI really like that graphic/retro fabric! Thanks for sharing! And I SO have been admiring those converse shoes forever! They are super cute!
ReplyDeleteGreat stuff - and I love those sneakers!
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