Embracing the wonder, complexity, and joy of childhood. A journal for photography, kids fashion, kids design, kids products and more. San Francisco, Los Angeles, New York.
Tag Archives: inspiration I’m way behind on noticing the career of this incredibly young and talented photographer, Miss Olivia Bolles aka Olivia Bee. She’s kind of like the Nan Goldin for the teen-set or Larry Clark of Kids fame, minus the creep-factor. I’m so impressed by the originality of her work and sophisticated approach to editing. She’s speaking...  I’m excited to see that Sweet Paul’s kids issue is out now. Have you see it yet? Great stuff. Go here for more.  I’ve admired Aya Brackett’s work for years. She makes such lovely imagery. See more of her work, here. Tweet  Aren’t these hats incredible? I love the kids styling as well. I keep seeing paper illustrations everywhere. Aren’t these amazing, too? 
January 28, 2011 - 4:58 pm
Hi Anna! I just looked at your lovely blog today. I hope all is well in Chicago! I hope to meet you this Summer when I’m there (still sorting out travel dates, etc). Thanks for the tip. I’m going right over there. Still missing Cookie Mag after all these years… ;] 
January 28, 2011 - 3:41 pm
Ohhh, lovely! I heart LMNOP. So much color and inspiration within it. Do you follow Momfilter at all, Sarah, on Facebook? It’s basically Cookie magazine, but as a Facebook page (Pilar Guzman and other previous editors contribute). Just seemed up your alley. Hugs to you!
January 28, 2011 - 11:14 am
Melinda, I was just thinking about you guys! Every time I have to go to ikea I do because of the meatballs, too funny! I miss that little guy and would LOVE to see Miss Malaya! I hope to see you guys this year as well. Thanks for the comment! 
January 28, 2011 - 10:30 am
Sarah–thanks for this great link! Stinson’s been asking about you, his “other mom.” We hope to see you in 2011!  While everyone else seems to be plugging ahead into 2011, I’m still floating around in another world unable to put my head down and focus on tasks at hand. This happens to me every year but this year it’s a bit more profound. A year ago this month was a hard-time for my husband and our family. I’ve been reflecting on that sorrow-filled time and trying not to let it envelope me into a warm but empty cloak of depression. Instead I’m channeling those sad thoughts into something more hopeful, inspirational, and optimistic. by Sarah 2 comments
January 24, 2011 - 4:34 pm
Thanks Chelsey! You’re so right. 
January 18, 2011 - 7:56 pm
Such a powerful moment in our lives, don’tcha think – when we realize being & making happy is our success & we’re better off not just not trying to “predict” what our audience wants … but not trying to “predict” what life & the universe have in store for us either. xoxo |
|
by Sarah
4 comments