www.cafepress.com/gailgabel.906270360?aid=1115743
As a retired nurse and self-taught graphic designer, I really love the look of the Mid Century, Atomic Era. I designed the bucket bag above to resemble a piece of fabric my grandmother had when she loved to sew. I loved the funky abstract pattern with it's many swirls the use of only 4 colors. This was typical of the Atomic Era. This is a pillow I designed and is available for purchase by following the link just below it. It is also available in light grey.
http://www.zazzle.com/mid_century_modern_pillow_atomic_inspired_ii-189121397766986825?rf=238282136580680600*
www.cafepress.com/gailgabel.897513064?aid=1115743
http://www.zazzle.com/mid_century_modern_pillow_artsy-189797799774813882?rf=238282136580680600
http://www.cafepress.com/+midcentury_modern_shower_curtain,1339774471
http://www.zazzle.com/mid_century_modern_pillow_house_design-189188205651895174?rf=238282136580680600
http://www.zazzle.com/mid_century_modern_wrapped_canvas_abstract_19-192791485727373931?view=113792671317041928&rf=238282136580680600
I now design duvet covers, pillows, clock faces, throw blankets, shower curtains, bucket bags and more by creating designs inspired by the Eames, Atomic Era period. To view my entire collection of designs available for purchase thus far, click here: : www.cafepress.com/gailgabel/10106996?aid=1115743 **You may also contact me at
Hot4Tees_BG@Yahoo.Com for special requests.
You can also follow me on Pinterest, http://pinterest.com/gailgabel/eames-era-inspired-creations/where I have many of my products posted from the Mid Century, Atomic Era. These classic designs are gaining popularity in the 21st century.
Pinterest has a very cool link of homes, furniture styles, home accessories etc if you are interested in taking a look at some of the things from that time period. Some of these items are available for purchase. http://pinterest.com/buny71/atomic-era-goodies/ http://www.zazzle.com/mcmstyle http://www.cafepress.com/gailgabel/11058621
If you're a baby boomer or older, you probably remember the classic look of the Atomic Era. The funky abstracts design. The atomic era came about after WWII from the 1940's to the 1960's and began the onset of the nuclear age and the architectural style homes of Frank Lloyd Wright.
www.gowright.org
www.thefranklloydwrighttour.com
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