...and it was filled with the most surreal pastel tones. There was a grove of sage colored eucalyptus trees, from which the most perfectly smoky coral colored moss was swirling and twisting effortlessly in the breeze, luring me in closer. I promised myself that I'd remember the colors. And, then, I found the perfect fitting pair of vintage Levi's jeans. It all looked something like this.
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Wednesday, November 14, 2012
Design by Kamma Claire: Deck the Halls
It's been a while since I've posted on here. I guess I can blame my Pinterest account for that...or maybe the right design project just hadn't come along. Which is exactly why I'm so excited to share the latest design I created for Shelter Social Club's annual Deck the Halls holiday shopping/socializing event of the season. This year, it's taking place at the newly acquired Ojai Rancho Inn, which will soon be the go-to spot in Ojai for the ultimate in stylish rest and rejuvenation once renovations are complete.
If you can't already tell by this talented group of vendors, this is going to be an amazing event! Hope to see you there.
If you can't already tell by this talented group of vendors, this is going to be an amazing event! Hope to see you there.
(c) 2012 Kami Shallenberger
Thursday, May 3, 2012
Last Night in SF
I just designed this header for my friend and co-worker, Mike McGarry's, new blog Last Night in SF, also known as "Mike McGarry's Month of Music in May." I think his title may be just a little better. In short, he's challenged himself to attend a new live concert in San Francisco every single night this month and then blog about Last Night's concert experience on his blog. It's a pretty rad challenge and I can't wait to hear what comes of his experience. I liked how this design conjured up the feeling of fully rocking out and losing oneself in the music.
Thursday, March 22, 2012
GLTZ: A Project Inspired by Maurizio Anzeri
There's something so rich and layered that I love about mixed media pieces, especially ones that involve the flashiness of sequins and the handiwork of sewing into them. These pieces, entitled GLTZ, are inspired by the work of artist Maurizio Anzeri, who, likewise, makes his portraits by sewing directly into found vintage photographs to form elaborate costumes and suggest the psychological aura of his subject. I love the freshness of the GLTZ pieces' modern black and white fashion photography, their use of color, materials and the graphic lines the string creates.
Credits
Credits
Photography: Ausra Osipaviciute
Art Director and Fashion Designer: Milda Cergelyte
Needlework: Gintare Pasakarnyte
Rotganzen: Melting Disco Balls
These melting, deflated disco balls almost visualize my anguish over the end of LCD Soundsystem. I would love one (or several) of these in my home. They were created by Rotganzen, a Rotterdam based artist collective formed by Robin Stam, Joeri Horstink and Mark van Wijk. Photography courtesy Rick Messemaker.
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Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Artist: Sebastiaan Bremer
Discovered some rad artwork by New York-based (Netherlands-bred) artist Sebastiaan Bremer today. Starting with vintage photographs from his idyllic childhood family vacations in the countryside, he adds a sprinkling of translucent rainbow confetti ink to create a wholly unique image that's layered in memory to produce something entirely new and fresh.
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