
Magazine fear!
Tuesday, May 12, 2009

Labels:
Behind the scenes
,
StickyTiki life
,
StickyTiki Napier
,
Wall murals
Subscribe to:
Post Comments
(
Atom
)
Follow us on Bloglovin
Search
Blog Archive
-
▼
2009
(
133
)
-
▼
May
(
28
)
- Brrrrrrr
- I want to pack these bags!!
- Happy sad day!
- My little corner of the world!
- This is an email I just got about Dear Deer Tree!
- New Camera ??
- Bring on Summer!!
- The Fabulous World of Social Networking?!
- 'Children of the world' Babushka dolls
- This is me!!!
- More hundreds and thousands!
- Finally... 'Dear Deer Tree'
- Our little Miracle Girl in the 'Miracle league' in...
- Stickytiki's most co-operative model
- Hundreds and Thousands in the USA!
- Hey Hey work all day.....
- Skaters RULE!!
- Magazine fear!
- Today at Stickytiki HQ...
- It's COLD in Napier today!!
- The world according to Mr 'F'
- SLEEPY NAPIER!
- LOCK DOWN!!
- The sun is out in the Bay!!
- Hundreds & Thousands
- LOVE ART, AND BITS & BOBS .....
- The Phoenix Foundation
- LOVE, ART and bits & bobs!
-
▼
May
(
28
)
Popular Posts
-
We are thrilled with this write up about Stickytiki in the Dominion Post, only a slight problem it included a photo of someone else that wa...
-
Ho Ho ho.. Because it is Christmas and because we have been so busy and not writing on our blog very often we have decide to return with a D...
-
Tania Hassounia, an illustrator, solopreneur and founder of Drawer Full of Giants , is the first illustrator we teamed up with as part of...
Powered by Blogger.
That is the most amazing mural feature I have seen in a longtime. Growing up in the 70's my house was a victim to interior fashion of the time with a mural on the living wall. It was a forest with a road dissapearing down the middle into the forest. It was quite enchanting. I think we should consider more the great and often longterm impact art can have on our lives and bring more of it into our homes not just the galleries. Thanks for sharing. Oh and I am ordering hundreds and thousands for my car - little suprise for the kids.
ReplyDeleteKind regards
Jackie Mikami
www.joltconsulting.com.au
twitter.com/joltimporting