New York x London

Photographer Daniella Zalcman brings together London and New York City in this gorgeous double exposure project.  Look closely and you'll be able to pick out landmarks and scenes from both cities in each photo.  

Art In The Park

 After a day of wandering the city with my Mom, Grandma & sister-in-law, we ended up at Madison Square Park before an amazing dinner at Eataly, and discovered the Orly Genger RED, YELLOW AND BLUE installation.  The installation is made of 1,400,000 feet of rope, is covered in over 3,500 gallons of paint and weighs over 100,000 pounds.  It's feels completely natural within the park and if you're in town you should definitely take a look.  In October it will move to Boston and be completely re-imagined and re-shaped at a sculpture garden.  

I couldn't stop myself from adding a few flowers in here. So beautiful. 

There's Just Something About Flowers

 I don't know what it is but I can't get enough of flowers. Ever. Fresh flowers, painted flowers, floral printed clothes of all sorts, I suppose it may be the intense presence of Spring, or the realization that my childhood tomboy phase has disappeared 122%.  

Today I was perusing my "visual inspiration" board on Pinterest and came upon the above image that I am head over heels about, so I clicked around to find more from the painter. Leanne Shapton spent years as an art director, a travel columnist for Elle Magazine, and currently contributes a food and culture column to Canadian fashion magazine, Flare. What I love about her pieces, paintings ranging from watercolors to oil, is the gloomy but quirky aspect that each project.  There's something freakish about the dark details infused with blinding neons that I can't get enough of, what do you think?