Poppies Galore
Everyone loves Monet's images of poppy fields. Well, most people do. I'm one of the few people who's not a big fan of the Impressionists, but I do rather like this painting from 1885:
As spring begins to make itself known, floral imagery becomes ubiquitous in magazines and stores. I've been seeing a lot of great items with poppy prints, so I thought I'd share a few.
First, there's this beauty from Kate Spade, designed by artist Hugo Guinness. I'm not much one for lots of color, so I see this as a nice way to look spring-y without looking like a Lilly Pulitzer store exploded all over me. It also comes in PVC - way to be trendy!
I also love this print, which depicts a little girl with highly stylized poppies. Found here on Etsy, my favorite standby.
I also found these pretty coasters on Etsy. The silver, black and white color scheme make them relatively neutral, and the poppy drawings are prettily refined.
As spring begins to make itself known, floral imagery becomes ubiquitous in magazines and stores. I've been seeing a lot of great items with poppy prints, so I thought I'd share a few.
First, there's this beauty from Kate Spade, designed by artist Hugo Guinness. I'm not much one for lots of color, so I see this as a nice way to look spring-y without looking like a Lilly Pulitzer store exploded all over me. It also comes in PVC - way to be trendy!
I also love this print, which depicts a little girl with highly stylized poppies. Found here on Etsy, my favorite standby.
I also found these pretty coasters on Etsy. The silver, black and white color scheme make them relatively neutral, and the poppy drawings are prettily refined.
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