*image from myvibemylife

I had some college classes with a girl doodled like this on her notebooks, nails, and sunglasses.  Sometimes we'd listen to Led Zeppelin on an ipod and talk about clothes.  Our history professor, who doted on us both, would ask us to return our attention to the material. 

I always thought her image outbursts looked like some kind of posessed scribblings.  There was artfulness to them, no doubt, and this bag falls into that category.  So, X, this is for you, wherever life has taken you. xo.

Artemas Quibble

Here I tend to dwell on clothes, but I have a lot of jewelry. A LOT. I've recently enjoyed taking my jewelry apart to create a new pieces. But nothing compares to the journey one takes in searching through thrift stores and ethnic boutiques for interesting pieces. Recently, I've been enchanted by Artemas Quibble. The designer uses vintage found vintage objects (anything from jewelry to 18th century books and clocks) to create beautiful yet severe pieces. He even made a pretty sick, trashed pair of pants that I would love to wear - with his leathers of course. Sorry vegans.

Artemas Jason Ross

http://www.artemas-quibble.com/