Ryoko Yagi

Smiling vases having a good hair day, by Ryoko Yagi this is another link to her work.

It just takes a line...

...to make you smile, so clever and wonderful, smiling glass by Japanese designer Ryoko Yagi this series is called the Warau Series.

Molly Hatch

I love the crisp black designs on Molly Hatch's white porcelain, reminds me of black work embroidery. Molly's porfolio is much wider than this selection that I have made so have a look at her full portfolio.

Thomas Hill

Thomas Hill uses steel wire to construct these fantastic, three dimentional sketches of birds and other animals.

Sally Matthews

The sculpture of Sally Matthews, who has a fantastic capability to render animal forms from a vast variety of materials.

"Everyone has their own reasons for using animals in art, but for me I always go back to the animals themselves for inspiration. My love of them, their different form, movement, smell and nature are the reasons for my making them. Their nature, even of a domesticated or trained animal is unpredictable and wild, their presence is always enlivening. I want my work to remind people of our need for animals and the example their nature provides us with." Sally Matthews

Sally initially creates a metal armature (the equivalent of a line drawing and then she builds up the substance of the figure using materials that she feels represent the animal by it coire fibre, cow muck, steel, copper or wood.

Nicola Rowsell's Foxes

Nicola Rowsell is an accomplished illustrator here are some of her wonderful foxes, shrewd and beady eyed.

Catia Chien

These are the wonderful creations of Catia Chien, captured dreams and musings rendered with delicate mystery.

Matteo Cocci II

I love this new painting by Matteo Cocci an Italian Architect who's paintings are wonderful.

Chi Cha Huang

My eyes are really hungry for colour tonight, these illustrations by Chi Cha Huang are wonderful, the colour tonic I need.

Juliana Bollini

I wanted some colour and fun from Juliana Bollini's portfolio today.

Everlasting Gob Stoppers by David Henckel and Jackie Jonesto

I do love playing with sweets, and we spent last weekend with our noses buried in Roald Dahl's Revolting Recipes. So these fun looking everlasting gob stoppers by artist David Henckel in collaboration with Jackie Jonesto made me laugh.

Hitomi Murakami's Paper cuts

I have shown Hitomi Murakami's books before which are fantastic, but I loved the delicacy and colours of these cut paper works.

Cardboard Catwalk

Wonderful work from students at Stode College, found at hautenature.

Marielle van den Bergh

Above and below: Coelacanth.

Paper sculptures of fantastic proportions and beautiful subject matter, the work of Dutch artist Marielle van den Bergh.

Urs P Twellman

One image of the extremely wonderful work of land artist Urs P Twellman.

Joe Hogan

I love these stunningly crafted baskets by Irish craftsman and artist Joe Hogan. He also holds workshops, I would love to go.

Wooden cake and sweet molds

Love these carved sweet molds from Japan, first seen at a life lighter.

James (extrabox)

Today I found James's 'Object Poem's' or assemblages, but then I got distracted by James's Tumbler which I also loved, hope you like them to.

Sophie Digard

Sophie Digard's funny and fantastic brooches.