Cute Stuff #5

A round up of cute stuff I've seen lately.

Alice Oehr's incredible illustration advertising this screening of one of my fave movies. She totally nailed Molly's awkward expression here!

Studio Home interview Potheads creator Kim Jaeger, and have a poke around her place. I'm really enjoying the artist profiles on this site, they really delve into people's backgrounds and how they got to where they are today.

Bill Murray alphabet by Adelaide Daniell

Dolly's Bust Magazine cover

Maria, of Schorlemaedchen has started a new cooking blog with her partner called Mostly Saturdays. I love her blog, and pretty much 'like' everything she posts on instagram. The new blog is still in it's early days and already I can't get enough.

Enemies Yay poster. This would look so awesome in Ray's room.

Pottery & borscht

I bought home some of my first pottery items the other day - pictured above is only about half of what I have. To celebrate and break them in, I made a huge batch of borscht, my favourite Winter soup.

Going Potty

{tw pottery}

{Leah Jackson, from Mr Kitly}

{Simon Reece, from Mr Kitly}

{Shino Takeda, from Mr Kitly}

{Peter Shire splatter mugs}

{Ceramic tumblers from Wiksten}

{faceted boulder cup set from LEIF}

{Little Wren pottery bowls}

{small painted bowls by Jaime Rugh}

{Cécile Daladier} 

{Camilla Engman collaboration with Karin Eriksson}

 {2 Wee happy tea Cup Set by Mr Jongo}

 {Dawn Vachon}

{Kirste van Noort}

I've been taking a pottery class for the last few months and learning to use the wheel. It's the second time I've taken pottery lessons, and boy does it take a while to get the hang of it. Learning the wheel, finally producing something, waiting for it to dry, trimming it into shape, getting it fired, glazing, firing again… It's such a slow process, which I think has been really good for me. I've become so impatient in this age of instant information, this old brain of mine isn't used to learning new tricks! Now, however, the class has become one of the highlights of my weeks, though I still have a long way to go, and a lot to learn. In the meantime I'll be soaking up inspiration from all these potters above.