Showing posts with label kawaii. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kawaii. Show all posts

Monday Morning Eye Candy: little doodles

A Right Royal Breakfast

Tea Time 

Muffin top (the good kind)

Jubilee Tea

Some sweet work from London-based illustrator Kate Wilson to kick your week off on the right foot. The top one with the toast soldiers just kills me! I like to imagine that brekkie at Buckingham Palace looks just like that, don't you?

Actually, this whole series taps right into my love for a proper cuppa with a biccie on the side. So while I head off and indulge, spend a little time getting to know Kate and her little doodles a bit better. There's plenty more eye candy to be found on the little doodles blog and in Kate's portfolio.

Happy Monday!

Sweet Kokeshi Cookies


Oh my! These kokeshi cookies from Sweetopia are mindblowingly cute!

Based on Annelore Parot's kokeshi books, these edible works of art are pretty much perfect for Hina Matsuri, the traditional Japanese Girl's Day coming up later this week.

DIY Washi Tape Wrapping Paper


On the hunt for a fun new washi tape project? Join me over on Poppytalk where we're making Washi Tape Wrapping Paper!

And if you're on the hunt for washi tape, we've just restocked our tape section!

Monday Morning Eye Candy - Honey Cup

Bunny Girl - Honey Cup


Deer Boy - Honey Cup

Pink Bird Bunny - Honey Cup

Lively Girl In The Woods - Honey Cup

Loving these whimsical illustrations from Australian artist Simone Downey's Honey Cup line.  The perfect amount of kawaii to get your Monday started with a smile!

Happy Monday!

Kokeshi - Annelore Parot

In the mood for some Japanese cuteness?  A lovely customer told me about Annelore Parot's Kokeshi books and I knew right away that I'd have to share!


For those of you wondering, kokeshi are traditional Japanese wooden dolls.  The dolls in Annelore's books take you on a journey exploring Tokyo, Japanese culture, traditional clothing - all in an undeniably cute way!


Ride the subway in Tokyo, visit the cosplay girls in Harajuku, soak in a nice hot bath.  While the books are written in French, they are incredibly visual (and have I mentioned - cute!)

There's also on online Kokeshi Club - where you can learn more about the characters and their world, the books, download a new wallpaper for your computer, and even try your hand at some kokeshi activities.  (You need to join to access the activities).


Do you have any favourite books or sites full of cuteness that you think we should share?  Please leave your suggestions in the comments, or drop us an email at info(at)omiyage.ca

In the meantime, have fun exploring Kokeshi cuteness - and happy Tuesday!