Mitchell & Dent's Tittle Tattle

As you know, we here at Mitchell & Dent like our cats. You can see them on our website and look left, they are are even in our crest. As much as we like our cats, we think that Pippy and Timmy‘s owner might like cats even more than we do. See what happens when you get an incredible photographer and two kitkats in the one space together. This is just a teeny sample.

Pippy & Timmy on Flickr

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Super creative Pip Lincolne, blogger for Meet Me At Mike’s is such an M&D fave, all about ‘Good Stuff for Nice People’. How could we resist taking part in The Envelope Project? The Meet Me At Mike’s window in Melbourne will be transformed over the next fortnight by snail mail wonderfulness, sent from hither, thither and yon in decorated envelopes. Here is our little pre-decorated package before it hit the post. We can’t wait to see how it looks at the other end. We’ll be sure to post a link if we spot it (oh, and if you look carefully you might recognise some of the bits and bobs we sent).

meetmeatmikes.blogspot.com

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Burnese-born English illustrator Nila Aye‘s work is so sweet it might give you cavities, but I think I have discovered Nila’s naughty side. Find her Flickr photostream and one of the funniest illustrations about boob jobs I’ve ever seen. Not that I’ve seen a lot of illustrations about boob jobs. Boobs. It is a funny word, isn’t it? I’m sorry Nila, I didn’t mean for this post to descend into smuttiness.

www.nilaaye.com

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What is it with these crazy creative beyond their years 15 year old girl child photographers (see also Olivia Bolles)? I’ve been peeping at Natalie Kucken‘s Flickr photograph a day and think she is and will be incredible. So much goodness to choose from, but I like her many images of things in mid air. And the way she gets so excited and exclaims “Straight out of the freakin’ camera!”.

Natalie Kucken on Flickr

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This image makes me feel like just a kid in a candy shop… oh wait. Thankyou Barton’s Bonbonniere for being so very delicious. Thankyou architect Victor Gruen and design consultant Alvin Lustig. Thankyou Architectural Forum August 1952. Thankyou most wonderful Flickr gal Sandi Vincent (aka Sandiv999), officer of the Mid-Century Modern League (Portland Metro Area branch). Thankyou. Thankyou very much.

mcmleague.org

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Where to start? We very much doubt that dedicated perusers of web logs (as the Mesdames most undoubtedly are) will be unfamiliar with the work of Joy Cho. She is the founding designer of Oh Joy Studio, producer of the Nantaka Joy stationery range, Oh Joy blogger extraordinaire (30,000 visitors daily!) and the foodie behind Happy Lady Eats.  If you want more Joy in your life (and who doesn’t?), thanks to Joy on Twitter we’ve found Joy on Flickr and her personal collection of whimsical ceramics. Did you notice she is also a dab hand at floristry (seriously, who finds Geraldton Wax in Philadelphia)? Is there nothing this girl can’t do?

Oh Joy on Flickr
www.ohjoy.com
ohjoy.blogs.com

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Brilliant idea, clever Flickr pool people.
(top image: Ben Dayhoe, bottom images: jasonepowell)

www.flickr.com/groups/lookingintothepast

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