Today is the first day of 2019 and there are many people choose to set a new goal on that day. But before you start to do that, maybe we should go over what we have done last year and check whether we have achieved the goal? There maybe many checks or crosses on your checklist but for those who have strong determination are sure to accomplish their goals in certain way. Just like U.K.-based ceramic artist Anna Whitehouse, she set a goal on January 1, 2018 to create a new bottle each day for 100 days.
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Although I don’t like winter, I do enjoy the winter photography, especially those snowy ones. Maybe in essence, I am a person enjoy loneliness. And that is also the reason I like Pierre Pellegrini‘s winter series very much.
Ring is one of the commonest accessories in women’s jewelry box. But in old days, they were made of rare metal or gem which make they pricey and valuable. While in these days, with all various material available, ring starts becomes a fashionable accessory and someone might have many different kinds of rings.You can buy them at etsy.com.
Although there are clearly some fruits and vegetables in below photos, I still didn’t connect that with food at first sight because it just looks too colorful. Rachel Lorton, a self-proclaimed “smoothie bowl enthusiast” creates below eye-pleasing dishes with all-natural ingredients such as turmeric, hemp heart, pea flower, beetroot and cantaloupe.
Neon pink, ocean blue, and deep magenta together resemble tie dye prints you’d find on clothing. But don’t be afraid about those vibrant colors, they are just vegan food which should be good for you. Through her Instagram, Lorton demonstrates that you don’t need artificial colors or flavors to make stunning works of food art. There are some video tutorials on her Instagram page and you can take a look if you are not only statisfied by looking at these visual treats and want to try by yourself. Designed by Japanese designer Takeshi Sawada, this collection of quirky farm animal inspired stools is made up of three stools – Bambi, Sheep and Cow. The back of stools is designed to mimic the shape of the horn of the animal it gets inspiration and with the faux fur seat, any one can easily tell which animal it takes after. Each of designs are have a seat height of 33cm (just over 1 foot) and have a solid European Oak or an American Walnut base and back. Really cute and elegant design, I would love to have them at my living room even just for decoration.
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