Hola amigos! Let’s enjoy the beauty of imperfection.
Samu and I adore the way WRDBNR plays with words and irony, but this design really stands out. It’s both powerful and simple.
Also I have found some images so you can see how you can combine it with other designs. You don’t like it? That’s fine. Nobody’s perfetc. ;)
Today I want to confess my love for Tina Crespo.
I discovered her designs in Society6 a few months ago and it was like “wow”. I love he way she beautifuly combines romantic landscapes with inspirational quotes. Like this one by Isak Dinesen:
“The cure for anything is salt water. Sweat, tears, or the sea”
When you look at one of her art prints, it feels like you’re looking through a porthole.
Images: Society6 & Urban Outfitters
I’m sure you remember this huge Prada Marfa painting at the Van der Woodsen’s. This poster could be considered as a member of the Gossip Girl’s cast, right? Hanging this piece of art in your living room would be like having a slice of the Upper East Side in your own home.
But what’s the story behind this design? I’ve made my own research…
According to the Wikipedia, the artists Elmgreen and Dragset created an installation designed to resemble a Prada Store and put it in the middle of nowhere (aka 26 miles northwest of the city of Marfa). And it’s still there. The Prada Marfa poster is the road sign that tells you the store is 1837 miles ahead. Brilliant and sublime.
Of course, I’ve also found out where to buy this poster.
Images: Pinterest