Archive for August, 2007I love design and layout (especially home & office) and there are quite a few new parents in the world who aren’t sure how to go about setting up a nursery for their baby… This book would prove useful to people who is interested in design ideas and themes for their nursery.
 
Woodles by Baby Gund – Rumba Lion Stacking ToyPosted on August 30th, 2007 by admin in Fun & LearningTotally cute! My younger sister loves Lions (it all started with The Lion King) so whenever I see cute Lions I have to squeal about them. hehe
I’ll preface this by saying that not every place has a cold enough season for the cute footwear here (like I live in So Cal and only some areas down here get really cold) but babies are more sensitive to heat and cold so keep an eye out for that kind of thing.
Adorable adorable adorable… I love this design and the color is great.
 Custom baby name designs by Bridey:
Fantastic stuffed animal for babies, 100% organic and 200% awesome for your little one plus better for the environment. 
Hugg-a-Planet Rabbit Foundling Info from NaturalEco : 100% Organic, Pesticide-Free, Chemical-Free unbleached cotton and filled with unbleached cotton fibers. Grown, sewn and made in the USA. Custom Embroidery.
Today’s highlight is an awesome (and rather inclusive as far as Noah’s Ark artwork goes) print by Christian Artist Tom Dubois from Imagekind.com  Click the image to viewAbout The Artist (from galleryoflight.com): Tom duBois has the gift of seeing the world through a child’s eyes. This is perhaps why he is so fond of a quote by Picasso, “Every child is an artist, the problem is remaining a child once you grow up.” Graduating from Chicago’s famed American Academy of Art, Tom duBois earned a reputation as a gifted artist and illustrator. His series for the Disney Discovery Collection brought him international fame. Lately, however, he has found inspiration in stories from the Bible. People across America have been reintroduced to the story of Noah’s Ark with Tom duBois’ vibrant images. A series of four, each painting depicts a different scene of the story, showing the Ark’s progress in The Promise, The Invitation, The Commission, and The Celebration. Despite its considerable success, it is first and foremost a labor of love. The Promise was nearly a year in the making. Tom duBois not only researched the story of the Ark, but also sewed the costumes worn by his models. He traveled to several zoos, including those in San Diego, Chicago and Los Angeles, to sketch and photograph a variety of animals. His faithful attention to detail is evident; the viewer will continually notice new things, seemingly insignificant details will reveal the considerable knowledge, faith, and skill that went into their creation. Tom BuBois’ Christmas series will bring story of the Nativity into your home for the holidays. And Wise Men Came Bearing Gifts and Behold, I Bring You are the first half of this four part series. A true Renaissance man, Tom duBois has merged his love of God, art, poetry and music into an interesting and diverse ministry. As well as a fine artist, Tom is a poet, singer and storyteller. He often appears at gallery shows with his acoustic guitar and sings to the amazement and delight of his collectors. I decided to highlight something of Jill’s here because she has some really great animal art and animals look over babies very well. As soon as I saw that there was a Nursery Rhyme themed print in her gallery I knew which one would be chosen for today. |
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