Brooklyn Industries: Storytelling Campaign

I found this a while back and forgot about it. I just love the photocollage that Brooklyn Industries did as part of a recent campaign. Love the idea of telling a story, showing a history, crossing boundaries of time.

I'm live! I'm really live!

Well, my portfolio is FINALLY live, and I'm so excited, and I'm so glad to have it wrapped up. Many thanks to Jeff Williams for awesome photography and to Warren Moore and Tony Legrone for transforming my site design into something fluid and functional. 

Check it out, and tell all your friends! I'd love to talk to you about a potential project or need you might have, or what it is that I do. sarahrobinsmpowell.com

Paperwhite Studio

Lately I've gotten a super head start and been fiddling around with ideas our birth announcement. I really want to use calligraphy on a photo. I took a wonderful class with Deb Warnat last fall and I need to brush up on my skills. 

Anyway, I discovered Paperwhite Studio a while back and then forgot the name of it, even though I could visualize the website in my mind. This morning, I remembered the name! Her website and her lettering work is beautiful. I especially like some of her logos.

Fairies

Today my co-worker Janie sent me this awesome link where you can order a Fairy Door! How magical! It made me think about when we were little and mom would build fairy houses with us in the trees. We used twigs and shells and little stones, and covered the beds with moss. They were very complex and completely enchanting!

Mom has a book on fairy costumes called Fairie-ality. They are the most beautiful things you've ever seen, made of feathers and leave and flowers, and you wish every one of them was made for humans. 

Here is the cover and some spreads from the book. 

And now there is a companion book on Fairy style! Here are some magical photos from Fairie-ality: Style: