I am off the tea this week. This is possibly the reason why I have been looking so much at mugs and cups. Found some really nice ones when I did my ant-porcelain post and this is just a part of my little collection.
I really like the look of the stacked mugs, the My Cuppa and the Drink Selection we could really use at work where tea rounds can be a bit confusing. But we had better stay away from the Dunk Mug. The Crinkle Cup and the Tea Bag mug, well, they are just clever.

This is a illustration for a folder for the printers at D2. They made it into a poster as well…

.net has been a great client to work for, I have been given very free hands with my illustrations and it has been great fun. It is also one of the few projects I have worked on completely on my own at I Love Dust.

More editorial illustrations to come…

If you want to laugh at my colleagues at I love dust there is a video up at kidrobots homepage! Some really funny interviews and pictures from last Thursday to be seen!

This is a very cleaver idea that even though the motive is what it is I find very tasteful and discreet. Wonderful design! And funny… From baileydoesntbark.

I love the interior design of this flat, designed by stylist and designer Amy Beth Cupp Dragoo of ABCD Design. It is, I believe, her very own home. I love the artwork, I am a great fan of old advertising posters, but never seen how to work them in to a modern interior design. My eyes are opened. Photos from desiretoinspire.

On Thursday the 22nd the I love dust crew went to the Seflridges, kidrobot launch party in London. We had to munnys we had made for sale, the one with uniform and monocle as part of “Ye Olde English Dunny” collection and a handmade one on display that you could buy for a lot of money…
We signed some Dunnys and had a good time.

I love dust worked on the Guardians Guide to 2009 and I did the illustrated letters for the inside.

I was not alone in loving Noa Bembribre’s calendar last year but I thought that now, while 2009 is still pretty fresh, I would share bits of the new one…

I have for a long time admired the art produced by Keep Calm, run by Lucas & Hayley from South East London. When I finally get my own place again I know that at least these two pieced will decorate my walls.