I think of flower arranging like painting or sculpture, you have to consider form, balance, depth, movement, colour. But the best arrangements come together quickly and effortlessly and don’t feel too contrived.
Swarm catching with a skep, late 19th or early 20th century, France, via Honey Fingers.
Excerpt from “Barbara Hepworth. A Pictorial Autobiography” (1970), via Rika Magazine.
George Nakashima’s bathroom, penny tile patterns by his grandchildren, 1977.
I spend the majority of my time cooking. I love working on new recipes and testing them out on my friends and family. They call me the feeder, if you come around to my house I will feed you lots of food and you will go home extremely full.
I loved that aspect of life in Sarajevo, a city of so many interweaving stories, where you’ll hear bits and pieces from different people about the same incident for years.
Opal fields at White Cliffs, NSW. Photo: Bruce Doherty (c. 1991).
It always felt like I was on the right path so I just trusted my gut feeling and kept building my dream of having my own store where people like myself could indulge in skincare and cosmetics but with the knowledge that every product they pick up is safe and natural.