These tangled hair scarves and tshirts from Vancouver's Hand and Shadow are particularly lovely.
Illustration by Jenny Mortsell
The girls of Audrey Kawasaki often have enviable locks.
When I was younger I cut a good 8 inches off my hair and kept the braid. My dad was squeamish about cut hair, and I could use the braid to gross him out on command.
These illustrations by Jeannie Phan have a beautiful/creepy quality that reminded me of that.
And speaking of beautiful/creepy, I dream to one day have a collection of Victorian mourning pieces.
I remember visiting the Jordan Historical Museum when I was still at the paper when they had a bunch of Victorian mourning jewelery. I also find it weird and creepy and cool. Hair is so personal and the idea of having the hair of someone you love after they've passed is more sweet to me than gross for some reason.
ReplyDeleteI really love those prints and the t-shirt. I want! You have such good taste (aka, similarly good taste to me haha).
Hehe, WE have such good taste ;)
ReplyDeleteYou should check out the Hand and Shadow etsy, they have lots of really awesome shirts and scarves.
I have thick hair and letting it grow out but I wish I had wavy hair too!!
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