The graphic design, installations & branding of Montreal-based designers, Paprika Communications. See Blogroll for a link.

September 14, 2014by Decanter Leave a comment

Montréal en histoires / identity / Myel / Branding / Canada Post / Year of the horse / Domison / White Winter Toronto / Gold invitation / Maison Corbeil / […]

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Vietnamese painter, Do Quang Em’s still-life painting experience, shows in his portraits of still women. Images from various sources.

September 12, 2014by Decanter Leave a comment

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Diébédo Francis Kéré’s practice, Kere Architecture, Berlin, strives to provide medical, educational & social buildings for citizens of Kere’s homeland, Burkina Faso. See Blogroll for a link.

September 12, 2014by Decanter Leave a comment

Dano Secondary School, Dano, Burkina Faso / School Library, Gando, Burkina Faso – ‘The School Library ceiling makes use of a widely-recognized handicraft in the form of locally produced earthenware […]

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Having returned from the land of courtesy & honouring its aesthetic, here is Japanese artist, Shumei Kobayashi’s textile art. See Blogroll for a link.

September 11, 2014by Decanter Leave a comment

Shumei Kobayashi uses the Tsutsugaki method of dyeing fabric / Framed Tapestry / Tsutsugaki Furoshik / Noren Screen / Tapestry

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Decanted

A selection from the fruit on the web, decanted into this blog for gulping, sipping or throwing into the sink. CLICK ON A POST FOR MORE IMAGES.

Monthly Archives: September 2014

The graphic design, installations & branding of Montreal-based designers, Paprika Communications. See Blogroll for a link.

Vietnamese painter, Do Quang Em’s still-life painting experience, shows in his portraits of still women. Images from various sources.

Diébédo Francis Kéré’s practice, Kere Architecture, Berlin, strives to provide medical, educational & social buildings for citizens of Kere’s homeland, Burkina Faso. See Blogroll for a link.

Having returned from the land of courtesy & honouring its aesthetic, here is Japanese artist, Shumei Kobayashi’s textile art. See Blogroll for a link.