My Owl Barn

Ann P. Smith graduated from Rhode Island School of Design, currently lives and works in Providence RI. She is a very talented artist who makes these animal inspired robotic sculptures using broken electronics and machine parts. Her work has been displayed in many galleries and published in number of renowned magazines including Wired Magazine (US), PBS Boston, DPI Magazine (Taiwan), Architectural Digest (Germany), GQ (Germany), and The Discovery Channel Canada. Visit her website to view more of her robots and keep an eye on her online store where she sells her sculptures. 

On a different note. I had a wonderful week with you. I hope you too enjoyed your time here. I'll see you all back on Monday. Take care and have a fun filled weekend.

xo

shivani

Kelly made the lovely owl wall art using vintage owl silhouette she found at The Graphic Lady. The large size image can be downloaded and printed for free for creating the art work. Kelly's blog has several other fun projects which you should check out like bird hoop art.

The original drawing of the unique horned owl called Johan Charleston of Chicago, Illinois. The drawing is marker and colored pencil on bristol paper which comes mounted on a wood slice about 9x12", by Berkley Illustration.

Wire Dreams is a cute little store on etsy that offers adorable wire sculptures that are individually handmade. The Israel based artist treats each one of these pieces "as a drawing done in three dimensions." There are canvas wire art of owl, dachshund and turtle, wall decorations and jewelry. This one is my favorite.

Kara Party Idea recently featured this amazing owl themed party submitted to them by Janaína Goes of Festeggiare Bambini of Brazil. There are so many wonderful idea that can be your inspiration in planning your next party or baby shower. I love the color palette of pink, blue, brown and cream. How cute are the bow wearing owl cupcakes! The owl and the eggs in the nest is such a fun and unique idea. Do you have a favorite idea?

I am a huge fan of Ola Liola's lovely work. Her new watercolor illustration 'Girl With Owl - Sunset' shows her intricate pen work and impeccable use of muted colors. Visit her online store where her prints are buy 2 get 1 free!