May 24, 2011
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Inspiration
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tamia
Something about this look at the Miss Unkon show feels perfect right now; A single flower bathed in light has a very calming effect; The idea of a (non-working) cardboard camera is oddly intriguing; This is clearly the most realistic clock EVER; I've always been partial to this Julian Louie x Aldo collection even though I couldn't find it locally; Clearly, I'm not the only one who believes that cake = art.More inspiration at stylesample.tumblr.com!
May 23, 2011
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C'est Ma Vie
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tamia
On Friday, me and FriendBoy headed to Kings Island after work--y'all know how much I love Kings Island--to get our Season's Passes (thanks, Mom!) and, of course, hit the roller coasters. Also, there may have been deep fried foods with zero nutritional value and a towering blue ice cream cone. Maybe.On Saturday, I hit the OTR Summer Celebration to enjoy the warm (hot!) weather and some refreshingly tasty sorbetto. I TRIED to go to the
May 10, 2011
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Inspiration
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tamia
Count me in for a crocheted bike cozy; I love when rainbow-colored paper fish swim through the air; Lifesaver lipstick and cherry candy are enough to send me on a sugar high; Colorful nebulae bring out my Trekkie tendencies; Rainbow cupcakes are God's sweet promise of peace; I NEED to flit around on the beach wearing a colorful headwrap thanks to this spread in Vogue Russia.Find more inspiration at stylesample.tumblr.com!
March 14, 2011
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C'est Ma Vie
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tamia
I swear I didn't mean to order/eat/enjoy the heck out of that glazed donut, but it was just too good to resist.Even the lagering rooms located 30 feet underground some of Cincinnati's historic breweries have been tagged with graffiti. How did people even get down there?The Southwestern strata at Iris Bookcafe is seriously yummy. If I wasn't so lazy, I'd try to make it at home
After doing research for the product photography how-to post over at StyleSampleMag.com, I decided to try my hand at building my own bootleg lightbox. It was pretty simple, and I had most of what I needed just laying around the house: 1. Find a box. Cut holes in it. I used scissors (an X-acto knife probably would have worked better) to cut out opposite sides of an old shipping box and a smaller "flip
