If Alice in wonderland is your cup of tea, you have to visit Yael’s world of royalty. The colors, the textures, the shapes, they all put smile on my face and help me pretend for a little while that I’m part of Alice’s magical world.
www.vonsdesign.com

This is a first for me. I discovered Michal’s work after visiting Sigal Ben-David’s Behance page. To tell you the truth, I don’t know which one I like best. I can’t chose! The photographs are a-m-a-z-i-n-g and do justice with Michal’s ceramic creations. I guess this time I’ll let you decide.
On a side note, I’m really curious about Michal’s web-site. It looks promising…
I hope it will be up soon enough…
www.korenstudio.com

The UMAMY Design Group is one of my favorites. I guess that their new “Grey Area” exhibition is a proper reason to introduce you all to their wicked minds.
“The “Grey Area” exhibition, is about concrete. It is about a sensual material who’s value has been demolished. It is about moldable and non moldable shapes.”
I’m sure that now you’ll fall in love with their world.
BTW, the good news is that you can have your own piece of the [...]

If there is one feed I look forward to every time I open my google reader is one by the extraordinary Karen Barbe!
Since I discovered her colorful world, I can say that my world is brighter. Keren’s design esthetic’s is the one to beat. Lots of white spaces, grays, the right colors and minimal patterns!
Keren’s flickr page is full of stunning pictures and documentation of her work process. Yummy!
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www.karenbarbe.com

“Inspired by movement throughout my career as a dancer and a video editor, I have found personal expression with clay and through the wheel.
I came across ceramics by chance and quickly was absorbed by the activity that actually fuses all the fields I was previously engaged in. Movement, breathing, rhythm and intuition are my tools, along with technique.”
What can I say, I’m moved by Vered’s way of choosing to follow her heart with movement and simplicity in [...]