fawn/faun

Late last spring I saw a baby fawn (faun?) frolicking with it's mother in the grass beside a country road, and since then have become more or less obsessed with faun things - despite never being completely sure how to spell it - which is the colour and which the baby deer? At any rate, here are my faun-favourites from etsy.






As a matter of principal, I am suspicious of anything etsy described as 'whimsical'. But I would so love to have this little fawn on my wall. From Jessie Barber.


Fawn notecards from papillon press. Imagine how lovely it would be to write notes on these!


I would love to crochet this little guy. Pepika.  

Who I follow on flickr

I love flickr, although I haven't uploaded very much lately due to a string of camera problems. Instead, I've mostly just been looking. Here are some of the people I follow:



Cecilia Murgel is an artist, lives in Brasil and posts scans of her psychedelic, colour-saturated illustrations and journal entries full of cats, hammocks and beautifully meandering lines of text.



La vie c'est yeye: Izzy lives in Montreal, went to fashion school, and takes pictures of her supercool 60s-inspired outfits (and those of her partner, too) and their super-groovy 60s apartment. 


_cassia_  : dreamy still-lifes of books and telephones in perfectly muted pastels.Her photos are not shareable, but go look! They are so wonderful.



Yvette Inufio: lots of whites, beautiful light, and interesting details. Like _cassia_, her photos make me think of languid summer afternoons, old rooms and magic-realist stories.