I hope that everyone had a wonderful Valentine's Day, whether you spent it with your significant other, your friends, or yourself.
"Later that day, I got to thinking about relationships. There are those that open you up to something new and exotic, those that are old and familiar, those that bring up lots of questions, and those that bring you to somewhere unexpected. The most exciting, challenging, and significant relationship of them all is the one that you have with yourself. And if you can find someone to love the you that you love, well, that's just fabulous." [sex and the city]
2.14.2011
2.09.2011
Oh, Kate Spade.
During a mental break today I happened to stumble across the sale section of the Kate Spade website. Being a girl on a budget, I usually don't tease myself with anything else BUT the sale section, and today I came across this gorgeous little gem. At $147 for the large size, its quite a deal (more than 50% off). I am certain that I could fit my whole life in that bag. I absolutely love the feminine floral pattern and the gorgeous neutral gold color. As much as I would love, love, love to be able to talk myself into buying this, or anything on her website, I must learn to be frugal so that someday when I am older and wiser I will be able to afford one or more of Ms. Spade's gorgeous creations. In the meantime, I drool.
Update: My wonderful hubby had this, a single red rose, and a stuffed monkey (my fave!) waiting for me when I got home yesterday as my Valentine's Day present! His first words? "I read your blog." I am lucky :)
Update: My wonderful hubby had this, a single red rose, and a stuffed monkey (my fave!) waiting for me when I got home yesterday as my Valentine's Day present! His first words? "I read your blog." I am lucky :)
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| les fetes quinn, sigh. |
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Kate Spade,
New York,
Wishlist
NY Wedding Invitations
Last night I began working on a custom-designed wedding invitation suite for my long time friend Kaira of Kair-ied Away. She and her fiancée have an amazing sense of style, and they are doing so many unique things with their wedding (that is just a few short months away in Brooklyn, NY- yay!). From a design perspective, I am really excited to have this opportunity to work with them, because the concept is so different from any wedding invitation that I have done before. I am so proud of Kaira for taking chances, and making sure that the wedding reflects their personalities. I won't share a single detail about her amazing idea until I get to show her the finished product, so in the meantime, take a sneak peek at the fun color palette that I'm using, and then head over to her blog to see some other reflections of Kaira's fabulous personal style!
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color,
design,
invitations,
New York,
wedding
2.02.2011
Google Does It Again
A certain someone who shall remain nameless constantly makes fun of me for "drinking the Google kool-aid" and buying into every single one of their products. How is this possible, you ask? Well, I use: GMail, Blogger (obviously), Picasa, I'm writing this using Chrome, I have an Android phone, and got GoogleTV for Christmas. Basically, every portion of my life is integrated into Google somehow. Good thing they aren't going bankrupt any time soon. Hey Google, if you want to pay me to be a walking billboard for you, I'm totally in.
The latest portion of my life that Google has invaded is my love for art! Google Art Project was released yesterday and is probably one of the coolest web-based galleries that I have come across in a very long time. Art Project enables the whole world to view thousands of notable pieces of art from some of the greatest art collections and museums. Not only can you view these paintings from a regular distance, you can zoom in on the 7 gigapixel images(!) to see every last brush stroke and crack in the aged paint. Then, with the click of a button, you have left the Museum of Modern Art in NYC (MoMA) and are now inside of the Palace of Versailles in France. Google also included their street view technology that enables a virtual stroll through any museum included in the project. I love this.
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Art,
Google,
museums,
technology,
van Gogh
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