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17.7.13
28.6.13
1.5.13
DIFM 2013 by mylittlearchitect
DIFM, an alternative to DIY
DID IT FOR MYSELF. Sometimes when I make a piece of jewelry I only have material for only one necklace or the design is not suitable for the concept of my online store, so I decide to keep it for myself. These are the ones I've made so far since the beginning of the year:
GLASS WOOD PAINT
COS HAIRPINS METAL
WOOD PAINT ROPE
WOOD PAINT THREAD
CERAMIC METAL
I made this little ceramic watermelon when I was a kid, and now I can carry it along everywhere.
METAL CERAMIC WOOD
hope you liked them!
DID IT FOR MYSELF. Sometimes when I make a piece of jewelry I only have material for only one necklace or the design is not suitable for the concept of my online store, so I decide to keep it for myself. These are the ones I've made so far since the beginning of the year:
GLASS WOOD PAINT
COS HAIRPINS METAL
WOOD PAINT ROPE
WOOD PAINT THREAD
CERAMIC METAL
I made this little ceramic watermelon when I was a kid, and now I can carry it along everywhere.
METAL CERAMIC WOOD
hope you liked them!
17.4.13
ARCHI+hoppers by mylittlearchitect
This is the project I'm into lately. SWING!
ARCHI+hoppers is a community for all architects that are also in love with swing dancing, as we have already been called a sub-specie among the lindy hoppers. We are more than architects, we are ARCHI-hoppers!
landscape architects / interior designers / urbanists welcome!!
ARCHI+hoppers is a community for all architects that are also in love with swing dancing, as we have already been called a sub-specie among the lindy hoppers. We are more than architects, we are ARCHI-hoppers!
landscape architects / interior designers / urbanists welcome!!
14.4.13
17.6.11
Dresscode Navy
This is the invitation card I did on the go for a little party with my friends, navy inspired. Everybody has to wear at least a piece of clothing with stripes. It's going to be fun!
edit: They all came with striped tshirts and navy motifs! We had a lovely time indeed!
I'm not sure if I should turn this into a proper fancy-dress party and give prices to the best costume, I'm afraid to scare my friends! Let's leave it on just a striped Tshirt...
edit: They all came with striped tshirts and navy motifs! We had a lovely time indeed!
8.6.11
À Paris
Ah, I love Paris, specially when I have a good reason to visit it so often. This time I took my reflex camera with me, to try to improve my skills on photography, since it's not long since I got 'catched' by it. I find it curious to think I used to reject Photography in benefit of Art and Design. I used to have a wrong concept of it and I even thought that if I had to make proffesional photos, I should always have to control the object I am shooting. I remember having this conversation with 2 danish girls who where studying architecture in Vienna with me, and I explained that I would always modify and interphere with the object, to be a mediator between the photo and the observer. That is just a deformation of having being educated on an artistic background.
But, alas, at that time I had never made a photograph. Not a real one (digital compact cameras and mobile phones doesn't sound to me like real photography). Not a mechanical device. I had not heard the "click", the sound of the camera. How I arrived to hear it, that's another story which I might tell some other day, when I feel like it.
Wish I could have a long nice talk again with those two nice girls from Denmark which were so interested in Photography, with a coffee and maybe one of those delicious cakes they make. A photo is not a canvas. I think I'm happy to have learned that. It's not much but it's a start.
Here are some photos I took in Paris this weekend. The objects I photographied are not very interesting, for there are tons of photos of flowers and flohmarkets around the blogs of the world. However I felt I wanted to have my own photos of them, and move over to new things.
from the window seat
near le Panthéon.
at Le Marais
Delacroix Museum
lovely shop at Saint Germain
Marché de Saint Sulpice
Pavillon de l'Arsenal
But, alas, at that time I had never made a photograph. Not a real one (digital compact cameras and mobile phones doesn't sound to me like real photography). Not a mechanical device. I had not heard the "click", the sound of the camera. How I arrived to hear it, that's another story which I might tell some other day, when I feel like it.
Wish I could have a long nice talk again with those two nice girls from Denmark which were so interested in Photography, with a coffee and maybe one of those delicious cakes they make. A photo is not a canvas. I think I'm happy to have learned that. It's not much but it's a start.
Here are some photos I took in Paris this weekend. The objects I photographied are not very interesting, for there are tons of photos of flowers and flohmarkets around the blogs of the world. However I felt I wanted to have my own photos of them, and move over to new things.
from the window seat
near le Panthéon.
at Le Marais
Delacroix Museum
lovely shop at Saint Germain
Marché de Saint Sulpice
Pavillon de l'Arsenal
29.5.11
little architects: Le Corbusier
Meet Le Corbusier
A little architect for your desk or your bookshelf. The inspiring figure of swiss architect Le Corbusier to whisper you nice architectural tricks.
Comes with his friend Modulor, his inseparable anthropometric scale of proportions created in 1948.
find him and many other handpainted goodies at the shop
22.5.11
Introducing new packaging
My Little Architect is happy to show you some pictures of the new packaging! It's all handmade (and homemade too).
All packages come also with stickers and other little surprises ;)
10.5.11
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