Caisy in the Woods

I came across the great work of Mat from Caisy in the Woods recently. 
He has planted more than 600 000 trees across British Columbia and Alberta. 
On May 7, he planted one in my name. 
It's awesome to think it will never be cut and here long after I've left Canada. 

You can also have a tree planted in your name here. 

Amilcar around the block

A project my Dad and brother created together. 


Original found here. 

Where I Rest

I have always been a big fan of Audrey Kawasaki, so you can only imagine how excited I was to open my birthday gift 

from my beau to find this beautiful print. Thank you Erik!

Fresh Guacamole

Today I rediscovered PES and his amazing stop motion. They always make me smile at their cleverness.

Check out more here at EatPes.

The not so invisible mother

While looking for some inspiration I came across this strange photographs where the mother tried to hold their kids still for the photographer. Not sure how successful they were in hiding themselves.

Found on the Hidden Mother Flickr group.

Embroidered Toast

While gathering inspiration for embroidery, I came across the work of Judith Klausner and her embroidered toast. She also works with orea cookies to create some cute little pieces. First seen on Don't Panic, but also check out more of her work here.

Judith G. Klausner

Draw a Vermeer with just one line

You may have already come across this Faber Castell ad. It's genius! How does he do it?

Faber Castell from eric yeo on Vimeo.

Feist

Feist from Black Cab Sessions on Vimeo.

I went and saw Feist play at the Centre for performing arts in Vancouver with my beau and loved it. If you have a chance to see her on this tour, I highly recommend it. It was mainly her new album but I was glad to hear one of my favourites, 'My Moon my Man'.

We also had a treat of hearing her back up singers, Mountain Men, do a sweet piece called "How'm I Doin".

Remake: Portrait of Frida Kahlo

You may have already seen these already but they're apart of Remake project over at booooooom.

It was difficult to pick one to post as they're all amazing, but these ones made me smile.

1.“Portrait of Frida Kahlo” remake by Ariel Levin

2. “Portrait of Frida Kahlo” remake by Danilo Ursini

3. “Portrait of Frida Kahlo” by Nickolas Muray

Seen on Booooooom.