Design Free Thursday | Steve Lambert.

Steve Lambert is an American conceptual installation artist and all around shit-stirrer. My kind of dude, really. I find his work to be intelligent, brave, eye-catching, interesting and funny, but these are just some of the reasons I love...

Painted Newspaper Prints by Evan Hecox.

Dark Island is a series of mixed-media works by Denver-based artist Evan Hecox, currently on show at the Joshua Liner Gallery in New York City. Evan has a passion for exploring unfamiliar cities with his vintage Polaroid camera in hand,...
Widlund House Sweden by Claesson Koivisto Rune | Yellowtrace

Widlund House by Claesson Koivisto Rune.

Regular readers would probably know about my "design love affair" with Swedish architects Claesson Koivisto Rune. This awesome threesome (get your mind out of the gutter) strikes yet again with a stunning home, situated on the west coast...

Welcome To The World Baby Yellowtrace!

Dearest yellowtrace friends, And so we meet again... I hope you've enjoyed all the posts during the last 5 weeks and that you haven't missed me too much. Do tell! I thought it was only fair to give you a little update on what I've been...

Vincent Van Duysen’s Home In Antwerp.

Completed more than 10 years ago, this house looks as beautiful and relevant today as it did back in 2001. Featuring Vincent Van Duysen's signature spare aesthetic, the house is a true expression of honest design essence, abstraction and...

Design Free Thursday | Pin Portraits by Philip Karlberg.

I am loving these sculpted portraits of famous people created by photographer Philip Karlberg for Plaza Magazine. Mr Karlberg used approximately 1200 carefully arranged wooden pins and clever lighting to recreate faces of "classic wearers...

By Hand.

Ella here again of pages from my moleskine. Dana is still busy laying the foundations for design-eagle-eye junior (it’s no easy feat) so I’m hanging around for one more post. Today I’ll be talking hand drawings. I've witnessed...

Unfinished Portraits by Colin Chillag.

Colin Chillag is a New York based artist who paints these incredible "unfinished" photorealistic portraits of the elderly. Each one of his pieces looks as though Colin decided to step out to lunch or out to the pub before returning to...