Loving the prints of Leigh Bullard’s girls, of which the originals were done with acrylic & watercolor. She hails from Denver, Colorado and maintains a blog where you can see a lot of her work, which also includes beautiful photography.

She was on Dujour Magazine (no wonder her work looks familiar!), and you can read more about her from her interview with Ofifteen Magazine.

Ask anyone who knows me and they’ll tell you that I am drawn by round objects, organic lines and fluid shapes. But these days I’m starting to see the beauty of sharp edges and points, like those on the paintings and collages of Clare Bowers.

Another plus point (pun so intended)? Her work has glitter and is shiny!

I’m waiting for more of Amy Ruppel’s wax+clay birdies, but until then, head on over to her Etsy shop — there is a collection of lovely cedar houses from a small village installation from a show she did in 2008 that’s now up for sale; and lest you think they are expensive, they are not. They cost just USD25.00 each and no two house are alike!