Showing posts with label succulents. Show all posts
Showing posts with label succulents. Show all posts

Monday, October 6, 2014

Recent Photography/Camera Shots of Food & Other Things






Two of them I posted on my Instagram, and two I decided to save just for my own personal liking. Guess which two! The one of the vinyl record ceiling decoration was photoedited and photoshopped for a design course of Color in the Digital Age. The class teaches you the design aspect of how graphic designers handle creating color palettes and schemes for a project, and how those colors will be used, shared, and distributed in each design project and designs, or just among other designers. Plus, I thought the store decoration was very creative, innovative, and cool. This was strung over the Crosley section in an Urban Outfitters store advertising and selling vinyl records and the Crosley recordplayers. 

The food pictures are pretty self explanatory. Seared salmon nigiri in a minimalist setting and then the same light blue and white color scheme is found in the ice cream sundae. The first picture is of adorable succulents, decorated and potted well at my new favorite plant paradise on earth- a plant/terrarium store in the Ballard part of Seattle. 
Terrariums have become more popular and a trend as of late. I'm so happy that there are many plant storefronts popping up with more selection for succulents, cacti, and terrarium building tools/items. 

Yea Terrariumers! (that should be the name or term for people who love, create, & obsess over terrariums and terrarium-suited plants)

Monday, February 24, 2014

Creative Projects: Terrarium Time

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AFTER

Neon Highlights in the Mini Bowl Desert Garden 

Made this just yesterday. I am going to make more in smaller containers and then probably make a medium sized one after all the miniature or smaller containers. It was so much fun picking out the materials and then assembling the sand, rocks, and other decorative elements on top. My two new treasure troves are the two marvelous stores where I got my supplies from. One is mostly where I get the basic needs such as my plant and soil. The other store is more suited for the components you add to the bowl to make it look good, basically the decorations. My future ones I will be experimenting with more color, such as colorful sand, and different decorative components such as shells, stones, and minerals. Stoked!