Jennifer Maestre

Showcasing talented people is a real pleasure.  South African Artist Jennifer Maestre's work has really blown me away. Initially inspired by sea urchins, their colour and movement, these incredible sculptures made of hundreds of small pencils weaved together create a fantastic visual spectacle. I love the textures and curves they generate, as well as the playful ambiguity that keeps you guessing every time you look from a different angle.
Here are some of my favourite of Jennifer's sculptures, to see more or catch one of her exhibitions click here. See you next week, Love Moni!

Su Blackwell

You know how when you spot something you like, you suddenly start seeing it everywhere you go? Last year I discovered and fell in love with paper sculptures made with old books and since then I have been finding the most amazing "paper artists".
Today I would like to introduce Su Blackwell. This artist/art director works mainly with paper and i have to say I am completely mesmerised by her work. The amazing scenes and stories that flow out of old books have such a magical and beautiful feel to them, they are true works of art. Inspired mainly by fairytales, Su's work is unbelievably unique. Here are a few images of her work, for more visit her website. Do you like it? Love Moni!