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sophie jackson, amal kaawash, tamar hopkins

found these at the central saint martins blog and you guessed it; i love the light, the colors, the feeling… the composition in the first photo is just lovely, the shelf as well. and that light blue color in the painting by sophie jackson.. wonderful! the drawings by tamar hopkins in the last one are mesmerizing and i love how they blend in and stand out at the same time. but my favorite one is probably the third photo of the pita and the raisins (?) by amal kaawash. it’s just so full of emotion and makes me incredibly curious to find out the story behind. perhaps there is none? in that case it makes me eager to create one…

en blå nyans som ständigt fångar min blick, illustrerade silhuetter upplysta av enkla glödlampor och en simpel scenografi bestående utav brutet pitabröd, russin och ett tomt glas. de får mig alla att fantisera kring vad som kan ha hänt innan och vad som kommer att hända härnäst.. tavlan är måld av sophie jackson, illustrationen har tamar hopkins ritat och bakom foto står amal kaawash. dagens inspiration som vi något banalt kan kalla det hittade jag på saint martins blogg.

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8 Comments

  • Reply
    Emily
    11/10/2009 at 11:33 am

    I loooooove your blog! Those are fantastic pics, especially the one on top. Great sense of aesthetics! Love it!

    http://www.londonzest.blogspot.com

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    Lissy
    08/10/2009 at 2:28 pm

    !!! Didn’t realise they had a blog!thanks!

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    Sofi
    08/10/2009 at 10:04 am

    Jag håller med Sophie, bild nummer tre utsrålar verkligen ensamhet…

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    Banshee Beat
    07/10/2009 at 10:57 pm

    The top image is lovely
    x

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    sophie
    07/10/2009 at 10:30 pm

    håller med dig, den tredje är den mest intressanta. så abstrakt och ensam, liksom.

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    munira
    07/10/2009 at 9:52 pm

    that’s not ‘raisins’ lolita. no way =))))
    lemme tell you the story since you mistake olive seeds to raisins you are not very familiar with the eastern culture. it’s a typical aftermath of ‘bread and olive’ breakfast or supper for that matter which constitute favorite staples of food in the east.
    another story: dad was studying hebrew in hebrew university in jerusalem 10 years ago. he was staying in the hostel of a hungarian jewess. one day he forgot to pick what’s left from his breakfast -probably just like in the picture- when he came back from his class the landlady came up to him.
    – Did you eat olives in the morning?
    – I’m sorry for leaving them over the table ma’m. I’ll now…
    – Oh no I didn’t mean that, the girl staying in room 4 saw it and asked me if there is any turkish staying here?
    – !!!
    – She wants to meet you actually.
    They later met. She was German with a Turkish parent. ‘I saw you before but you don’t have the turkish looks, so I couldn’t guess. But the olive seeds were the definite clue’ she said.

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    Yasmin
    07/10/2009 at 8:52 pm

    I totally agree with you. Love the light. And love white interiors.

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