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Apr 18, 2014

Three Groovy Picks of the Week

(1) Art + Photography
Antaratma by Elena Ray. Elena's stunning work is a visual exploration of a holistic universe using camera and brush. She is a "yoga student and desert soul" who lives in California. 
Clockwise from top: 'Hands of an Indian Dancer', 'Lotus Woman Meditation', 'Chosen', "Ringing of a Tibetan Bell'

(2) Creative Entrepreneur 
Ariele Alasko, a New York-based furniture builder and wood worker who crafts magic using plaster lath.
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Follow her Instagram feed for some daily wood goodness with a consistent color palette that is earthy, rustic.

(3) Website with Artsy Recipes 
Erin Gleeson's The Forest Feast filled with simple, healthy recipes - the best part is Erin's photography overlaid with her type and illustrations.
Hello, cute Superbowl Party food! I’m going to make these little Hummus-Tomato Deviled Eggs for the big game on Sunday. It’s been unseasonably warm in Northern California (with a lot of early blooms!) and I’ve been sitting outside with these for lunch several times this past week… and I can’t get enough of them! Just mash together the yolks with hummus, mayonnaise, and (spicy) mustard until creamy and spoon the mixture into the egg whites. I top each with a half of a grape tomato (like cherry tomatoes, but oblong like a football!). Finish with a sprinkle of smoky paprika and (Maldon) sea salt. Enjoy!

(All images sourced from the respective websites.)

6 comments:

  1. Lakshmi -Celebrations12:06 PM

    excellent choices..love reading these

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    1. A Sunny Yellow Window7:32 AM

      Thanks Lakshmi, these folks totally inspired me too!

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  2. Shikha9:31 PM

    Loved the Forest Feast website ! Food photography and illustration is so much fun ... I designed and illustrated an Ayurvedic Cookbook for my diploma project, which was so much fun !

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    1. A Sunny Yellow Window7:34 AM

      Shikha, can we please please see your illustrated cookbook, it sounds lovely and I am super curious! Have you shared it on your blog yet??

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    2. Shikha12:21 PM

      Hey, the book isnt on my blog but you can check it out on my behance page - http://www.behance.net/shikhanambiar Would love your feedback :)

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    3. A Sunny Yellow Window12:33 PM

      Delightful to say the least! Enjoyed reading through your thought process and research that went into it, choosing colors, layout, etc. Beautiful illustrations, Shikha! And the collaterals - calendar and bookmarks - too good.

      That calendar must be one useful keepsake for Ayurvedic cooking enthusiasts!

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