Sandra Apperloo's charming way to explain her favorite things to do is very convincing: sharing her passion about all things artsy on her blog Artistic Moods, helping artists promote their work on social media with her social media coaching program, and spending time working on ceramics are the things that she loves the most.
How was your childhood? Tell us about where you lived, and how were you like as a child.
I was born in Rome in 1989. I was a pretty quiet child, I grew up with two brothers one older and one younger than me. I am the most creative one of us three, I always drew for hours and I still have many old drawings that my mum has kept.
Remember when our parents used to tell us not to play with our food? Well, fortunately, Ida Skivenes- better known as Ida Frosk- didn’t listen. The Oslo based food artist has been playing with food for years and the results are fantastic! Her colorful and amazing creations are fun, tasty, and for the most part, healthy.
We asked her if she would like to recreate one of Toi's artworks and she said yes! How cool is that? Thank you, Ida! Stay tuned to see her pick, coming up soon...
Rosa Beltran has her own small design firm in the Silver Lake neighborhood of Los Angeles where she designs locally-made, affordable custom furniture. She believes good design should not be out of reach, so she is all about helping to create spaces people truly love to live in. She shares her travels, ideas, and adventures with her adorable son Benicio on her Facebook and Instagram account, her style is fun and open, you can tell she is pretty awesome!
Swedish artist Camilla Engman’s work is fascinating, beautiful and mysterious. There is something very moving about her color palette of yellows, greys and neutral tones, but also her dreamlike scenarios where animals and humans share enigmatic stories. In this interview, she talks about her experience of being an artist, and all the possibly different lives left behind in her journey.