Photographer Peter Menzel started this intriguing series of one weeks of groceries from around the world. In a culture that is food obsessed (admit it, you just posted a pick of your lunch on instagram didn't you?) it's interesting to check out what the rest of the world is eating!

I love this series of Ink Blobs made by Nicole from my class. They are playful and carefree and remind me that I shouldn't take myself so seriously. I'm taking a painting class right now, and I'm not very happy with the results of my work yet! Maybe I should just add some happy faces and call it a day.
To see more of Nicole's work click here.

At the end of a long day I sometimes need a good laugh! Or just a little one inside your head. 

Do you get it?

One of my favorite movies growing up was "Honey, I Shrunk the Kids". The idea of being able small enough to sit on a cheerio, or sliding down a blade of grass never failed to excite me. Even to this day when I walk by a particularly beautiful poppy that blooms on my street, I imagine that I could wear is as a dress. Christopher Boffoli, a self-taught photographer from Seattle, was also inspired by such movies. He explains that as a child you are already out of proportion with the adult world around you. His images capture this juxtaposition of different scales.

Now where did I leave my shrinking machine?

View more of Boffoli's work here

Is Fashion Week in New York really as glamorous as it appears to be? I've always wanted to witness it for myself, but I haven't had the chance. As I designer, I always got a lot of inspiration from fashion. I looked at lines, colours, patterns and silhouettes. As budding photographers/artists/designers you can be inspired the creativeness of these designers who execute their vision expertly. Even if you don't love fashion, you can still take away a lot from fashion week! 
Photos from fashion week
One of my favorite fearless designers