What's Inside?
posted by Geninne at 8:15 AM
About Me
- Name: Geninne
Is a passionately curious artist/crafter, living with her husband Manolo, two teenage sons and a cute border collie named Turbo.
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I love japanese craft books and japanese culture in general. I'm studying their wabi-sabi concept and I would like to use it in my creations. Thank you for the beautiful images. I follow your blog since a long time, but I'm too shy to comment ;) Ciao!
Thanks for sharing this Geninne. They do look really interesting and different. What a cool new thing to know about. Ah the world and its many wonders!
Would you look at those workspaces/desks all beautifully old and wonderful... We will have eight!!! and build a room in the roof especially and pack it with markers and crayons and paints and fabric scraps and mountains of scrap paper... just dreaming!!!
Thanks so much for sharing your sources!
Hi Geninne, did you know you have the most delicious blog? It's like tart, I keep wanting to come back for more! :D
Anyway, glad I found you, it's been added to my routine to visit here everyday. :)
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Love Amalia's comment. So true. Love what you have up today. So subtle, understated and tasteful. Is that where you got the idea to paint the beautiful smooth stone?
Thanks so much for sharing:)
Ah thank you! :) those are great!
Hi-
fun to find inspiration in many cultures,, and as artists we know images transcend language. thank You for sharing*
I just started getting into japanese craft books, my boyfriends Aunt used to live in japan for some time and was sharing her books with me a few weeks ago, I love the simple ideas they give that can really change a room!
- Much love, Trashy Crafter Kim
I love Your blog , You are amazing person .. You have a talent !
Please invite my blog , My blog is about art so maybe will be inspirate to You .
If you live in Seattle, Uwajimaya near China town has an amazing selection. They may have an on line store.
I love love japanese craft books
I don't have as many as you - oh how I would enjoy
browsing your collection!
I am a bit of a Japanese craft book addict. I came across a little stash of them in a Japanese used bookstore in Honolulu and they were only $5 each. I was quite excited to say the least! Thank you for the little peek into your lovely collection.
I'm Japanese.I love your drawings!
And it was a big surprise of Japanese handcraft book photos.They are very popular among mothers.