Showing posts with label colorful. Show all posts
Showing posts with label colorful. Show all posts

Monday, February 3, 2014

Colors in the Sky

I'd like to think that every day deserves a "confetti flying through the air" moment.
And if it doesn't, it should.


Sunday, November 17, 2013

Off the Beaten Path

Unexpected treasures in unexpected places... one of the things I love about living in this city. A foggy, damp Sunday afternoon proved to be the perfect time to explore some woodland trails, without even leaving Brooklyn. The foliage seemed even more brilliant against the gray sky backdrop, and smelled like memories of wandering and playing in the woods back home as a child. For a moment, we forgot that we were surrounded by tall buildings and busy streets. 





I love November. 

Sunday, October 27, 2013

Colorful Trees Grow in Brooklyn



This time of year is difficult for me, because it's when I miss my country home of Pennsylvania the most. I miss the foliage, the crisp air, campfires, apple cider, and the sights and smells of autumn that are so hard to come by in a place like NYC. Taking just a short walk to the grocery store yesterday, I stopped to stare at the bold colors on a few trees. My husband thought I was nuts; I just stood there staring up at them and smiling. 
The changing of the leaves means so much more to me than seasons changing. It brings back childhood memories of the first days of school, countless Halloween trick-or-treating adventures, hay rides, and the need for really warm socks. Just a glimpse of some colorful leaves takes me back to the most beautiful place in the world, if only for a moment.

Wednesday, May 8, 2013

Bold Moves

In spite of the dreary, rainy, overall unpleasant weather that is gracing New York today, I've decided to be a bright flash of optimism in an otherwise unwelcoming atmosphere.

Tshirt is a MoMa & Uniqlo artist collaboration
Shoes are my own, 90s vintage



Wednesday, April 10, 2013

Bold and Bright

This week has really heightened my excitement for warm days to be here again. I feel inspired, refreshed, and full of life. At Indigo (a fabric print show in NYC), I saw some amazing bold prints and incredible embellishment that I can't wait to use as inspiration for my current projects, both at my day job and for shopdisowned.com. I have spent lunch breaks soaking up rays in Bryant Park, and wandering around some trim shops looking for amazing new materials, like a perforated transparent neon PU at Elegant Fabrics. Time to get creative!