Jake Blanchard
Jake Blanchard's portfolio is filled with crazy colorful psychedelic artwork. Whether he's decorating a window display or drawing up a poster for a music gig, his work is totally eye-catching and meticulous. - Hazel








Jake Blanchard's portfolio is filled with crazy colorful psychedelic artwork. Whether he's decorating a window display or drawing up a poster for a music gig, his work is totally eye-catching and meticulous. - Hazel
Launched in 2010 by Canadian artist Patrick Kyle, Mother Books is an independent publishing house that specializes in printing small and affordable zines by artists and comic illustrators. - Hazel
Arrange is the shoegazy ambient music project of 19-year-old Malcom Lacey. His new album, New Memory, is set to be released June 2, but it's available for pre-order here. You can also listen to the spooky song "Clouds" off the new album. - Hazel
These handmade fruit pouches from La Lisette are so adorable! Such a sweet accessory for summer. The Amsterdam-based brand also makes leather bags and wallets in the shape of owls, raccoons, and hearts, all available on their Etsy shop. Woah, cuteness overload! - Hazel
Brooklyn web developer Matt Wisniewski makes digital photo collages in his spare time. What a beautiful hobby! - Hazel
Ship & Shape is an online shop that showcases artful, handmade goods. From beautifully designed stationary to woven jewelry, this store has some awesome products (all perfect quality, of course!) My favorite thing in the shop is this leather lunch bag. A reusable alternative to paper bags, yet still totally old school. - Hazel
So, the world is supposed to end December 21st, right? Luckily for all of us, Mexican design company Menosunocerouno has created a beautiful looking survival kit that includes everything from black matches to cinnamon-laced dark chocolate. The end never looked so neat and organized! - Hazel
English photographer Maisie Cousins takes awesome photos of her friends. I think she lives in an alternate universe where teenagers are always cute, psychedelic, grungy kids. I love this editorial she did for Vice of girls on the train. Be sure to check out her personal photo blog too. - Hazel
Liberty London and Dr. Martens have teamed up to make a floral collection of shoes and accessories inspired by hand-painted designs of flowers done by 1980's youth culture. The collaboration will be available at Liberty of London's Regent Street store May 1 and online at the Dr. Martens US store on June 1st. - Hazel
Rachel Gagliardi of Philadelphia band SLUTEVER is starting her own record label, Bratty Records. Dealing primarily with cassettes right now, I am definitely expecting some super angsty rock and roll songs coming from this label in the future! Listen to the first release from the label, "Pussycat" by, of course, SLUTEVER themselves. - Hazel
Every time I try to bake something the house almost catches on fire, but if I could bake things without possibly hurting people I would bake everything found on the blog The Pastry Affair. Written by Kristin Rosenau (who ditched her career in physics to bake delicious treats), the blog will make your mouth water with recipes like Cinnamon Chocolate Chip Banana Bread and homemade Twix Cookies. - Hazel
This gold choker by French designer Aurelie Bidermann is the most surreal piece of jewelry I've ever seen. Freakiest necklace ever or best necklace ever? I'm thinking the latter. - Hazel
Goodbye Folk sells custom handmade shoes from Mexico. All of their shoes look beautiful, especially their brogues, but these leopard Beatle boots are driving me crazy! They're so good! - Hazel
I'm in love with the colorful and twisted drawings and paintings by the mysterious Ukrainian artist Zigendemonic. Who ever she may be, it's obvious her work is creepy cool. - Hazel
Right now I am kind of obsessed with this meticulously organized online library of flyers for raves from the UK. Such cool design. Promoters, take note. - Hazel
I love these chunky, over-sized chain bracelets by Diana Broussard! They're available at Una Portland. - Hazel
As It Lays is by far the weirdest interview show I have ever seen. Conducted by artist Alex Israel, the interviews consist of several random questions like "What's your favorite movie concession stand snack?" or "Did you ever have a crush on a professor?" So strange, but so good. - Hazel
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