Yulia Brodskaya

is a magician with paper. See her phenomenal graphic designs here.
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SAANS & Grant Hamilton

Grant Hamilton @ SAANS
January 12- February 16

Thanks to YHO for bringing this great show to my attention! Don't miss the opportunity to see Grant Hamilton's Polaroid exhibit at SAANS in downtown SLC.

"Grant Hamilton is a photographer based in Iowa City, Iowa. He shoots with a Polaroid SX-70 camera and produces images investigating color field, abstract, geometric and minimal themes. For this show, his colorful, graphic images are enlarged in size up to 20X24 and are produced in a limited edition. Grant Hamilton will be in the SAANS Downtown gallery on the evening of Friday Feb. 16, 2009 for an artist's reception and to answer any questions. "

how are the mighty fallen

OK, what happened to Grey's? I mean really, has the medical field become so boring that we have to endure Izzy's romance with a ghost? And how boring are Meredith and Derek? Seriously, can't you just write about a third arm, conjoined twins, a human race ending plague or how about the old stand by heart attack? Is this a symptom of the writers strike? Whatever it is I can't take it anymore. I am bidding farewell to the once great show.
Time of death 9:52.

vintage santa, vintage coke

They just don't make advertisements like they used to, don't these just make you want to run out and get an ice cold Coke in a glass bottle? I found the top print while looking at one of my favorite blogs Snippet & Ink, it inspired me to go searching for vintage Santa Coke advertisements. These are my favorite. Merry Christmas!

I judge books by their covers

Or rather I judge food, candles, beauty products, stores, office supplies, home items and you name it if it comes in a cute package chances are I will buy it. Thanks to The Coterie, I have found this great website dedicated to the art of packaging. Check out The Dieline here.

Dismantling Geneva Steel

My grandpa worked for Geneva Steel as the Superintendent of the blast furnaces for over 30 years. So when I heard about Chris Dunker's exhibit Dismantling Geneva Steel at the BYU Museum of Art, naturally I had to check it out.
I was not let down, it is tremendous photography. I highly recommend going it is just stunning and even better, its free. It is on display until November 1st at the BYU Museum of Art, Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Saturday from noon to 5 p.m. Here is a little taste of what you will see. All photographs are by Chris Dunker.

Like a Rolling Stone

If coveting these amazing pieces of art is wrong, I don't want to be right! We got these fantastic pieces in the store today, and I just could not be happier. They are tremendous. Aaron Foster created these icon pieces, to see more of his work click here, and too purchase them click here.