Showing posts with label style guide. Show all posts
Showing posts with label style guide. Show all posts

Style Guide | iPad accessories

Friday, 13 September 2013

Untitled #19

Untitled #19 by honeyissweeterthanblood 


These are a few iPad accessories that have caught my eye browsing the online stores that contain too many dollar figures for my bank to manage. I shall leave my NET-A-PORTER & ShopBop cart empty for now but bookmark these gems for my post-student days. 

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Style Guide | iPhone accessories

Monday, 22 July 2013


society6 wishlist

society6 wishlist by honeyissweeterthanblood 


Deciding on a new phone case has to be one of life's grand perils. My previous case has endured it's fair share of bumps, drops and mysterious adventures lost in my bag. I am happy to support Society6 just as much as Etsy, as sites to encourage creative designers to market & sell their personal stock. These are my top eight finalists for my newest phone accessory, I had to include my favourite colour pink, and internet sensations of turd the grumpy cat & Bill Murray. 

12:00 - Cat monochrome here
1:00 - Bill Murray as Dr Zissou here 
3:00 - Kiwifruit here
5:00 - Stripy here 
6:00 - Daisies here 
8:00 - Grumpy cat here
9:00 -  Flamingo here 
11:00 - Bill Murray here


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Style Guide | Music

Friday, 5 April 2013




1. The album cover for Daughter - If You Leave. This folk album is full of musical delights that have me swooning over the acoustic instrumentals married with aching percussion & phantasmal, almost ghostly vocals. My iTunes has special commendation for Amsterdam, much love for Still but the gem of this album has to be Youth that has donned the crown of my Autumn anthem. This song is magic. With every pluck of a guitar string and every lyric sung I imagine a flower in my chest unfurling. What these talented creatives of Daughter have done is articulate the rawness and complexity of relationship and conjured in a magical display of sound.
2. My polyvore set designed from the external creative stimuli of the 'If You Leave' tracks. When I listen to these songs I imagine a beautiful woman trapeizing through nature scenery, in a delicate dress oblivious to everything enthralled in a her own world. Perhaps, she is subconsciously following forest moths or the movements the wind makes through grass or low-lying branches.
*Please excuse my rough editing skills, for I have been out of practise with this site for some time.


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