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The intriguing and beautiful photography of Karin Nussbaumer

Posted by Mr Wong at 7:52 AM 0

Happy Friday! I thought I'd just give you some eye candy today as if you're anything like me, you're probably already checked out :)

See more at Karin Nassbaumer

The moody, beautiful photography of Rodney Smith

Posted by Mr Wong at 2:55 PM 0

These photos speak for themselves. You'll notice a common theme of window, which for me speak of introspection, and waiting..waiting...waiting. The empty rooms also speak of being left behind or a time and place forgotten, or neglected. Atleast for me. Do these photos have a meaning for you?

via Rodney Smith

Another great artist on Etsy - and 20% off for you!

Posted by Mr Wong at 2:04 PM 0

I was lucky enough to be offered a 20% off discount for you guys from the shop Depuis on Etsy. I think her photography is really lovely and the best part is it would match with almost any decor style! Here are some of my favs:

If you see something you like, mention "Decorology" in your order for 20% off. Go to Depuis's Etsy shop to see all her work.

If you live in the NYC area, check out her work at the Park Slope craft fair this Sunday.

Art in a Box - a great way to collect art

Posted by Mr Wong at 1:49 PM 0

I was introduced to Art in a Box awhile ago and have finally gotten around to sharing it with you! The concept is that you "subscribe" and every month get a new piece of art from a San Francisco Bay area artist. You can read all about it on their site, artinabox.net. Here are some of my favorites:

by Shannon Ingraham

Matt Reynoso

by Pete Glover

by Kerri Lee Johnson

by Adrian Van Allen

What do you think? Could be a good gift for art lovers.

Affordable photography for travelers and dreamers

Posted by Mr Wong at 8:24 AM 0

Etsy is full of gems and I was so happy to be shown one the other day. These photos are from Saturnalia - and her work is evocative of carefree days enjoying the sun or wandering around a new city - free from time constraints. I hope you like them, and you can see more and read about her technique at the store, My Saturnalia