My works of art

Carrie Holm
Jun 21, 2017
2 min read

I don't have that many things on my walls at home (I have to admit, I am waiting a bit until I get a proper apartment to put my soul into it), but those drawings,paintings and graphics I do have, I absolutely love!

And since I am here to care and share- here they are;)

I will start with my absolute favourite, the one I got from my family as a 30th birthday present. I L.O.V.E it, and I can't remember if I have put the meaning into it, or they did- but look how she is moving, dancing- I am always moving- dancing to life. This one means the world to me <3

Dancing:

The next one is the oldest one I have on my walls right now and is a graphic I bought in an art shop in Bejing, China. We were just walking around from the hotel to Tiananmen Square and stumbled into this place where she did not speak a word of english, but she offered us tea and thus we decided we had to buy something, and I am really glad we did. This graphic just always reminds me about that time, and how just getting a bit lost always pays off instead of rushing to sightsee.

My rollerblader:

The next ones are the prints I got at Salone dei Mobile in Milan, I just love the colour of them- they are Tumblr Pink, but I dont think it is very good feng- shui to have them in the apartment, the message on them are quite sad I would say, so I am working to change them. But I do still love how they are done, the colour, the font, the graphic.

My Salone dei Mobile posters:

(they say the same in English and Italian; Pleasure will steal your soul)

And last but not least we have my lovely prints from the French illustrator, artist and blogger Garance Dorè, she is fantastic, you can find her blog HERE. These two I bought right before I moved to Milan, and were probably one of the few 'interior' things I brought with me from home (the majority were clothes and shoes... and I did bring a lot of those). But I just remembered how much I treasured having something of mine in all the apartments I ended up having throughout the years I studied there.

Once I moved here I had them framed, and I still love them to death- they are so chic, so French, so Garance Dorè

(and I do think I actually bought a cape on account of this picture...)

My ladies: