Nathalie Lete has great things going for her - she creates wonderful art, showcases a stunning collection of plates and bedding at Anthropologie, and lives and works in Paris. So, how does she do it all? Nathalie works in many ways, mixing different techniques and mediums like illustration, ceramics, textile and painting. She gains inspiration from traveling, vintage toys and old engravings of flowers and animals. Put this all together and you have a perfect mix of colorful, poetic and artistic mastery.
Nathalie's work touches my creative spirit. Her work inspires me to approach art with a spontaneous and playful creative process. She is also a great example of an artist with a distinct style that translates into many different mediums. Do you see a similarity in each plate, rug and graphic?
Tuesday, June 9, 2009
Nathalie Lete
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22 comments:
her stuff is lovely! Selling her stuff at Anthropologie & living in Paris? Seems like she's got it all!
I am completely jealous. She is living a dream.
Oh, the colors are the best! And those plates! Great find, Diana.
these images make me so happy!!! thanks for sharing!
Those dishes ... wonderful!
I have been a fan of hers for some time. She used to do amazing oversized coloring books that I hated to even give to the kids! Such a talent.
I see that someone already said this, but is she living the dream or what?!?! This is getting bookmarked.
What a life she leads!! I love her work and as you described, her approach to creating. Great post!
I've seen her work before and yes it is marvelous!
ahh! those plates are gorgeous!
absolutely perfect. vintagesque. colorful. whimsical. bold. love it.
i want the rug
gorgeous! love the rug!
love love love those plates! she is such a talent...
I could have guessed she sold at Anthro! Lovely!!!
That rug is amazing!
I'm so glad to learn about Natalie. Love her work!
so beautiful!
those plates are especially pretty! i love it all.
I have a thing for plates...those are so pretty! Love them.
I love pretty much everything she does... thanks for posting!
i was lucky enough to visit her studio when i was in paris in may. she is so talented and does so much, and is so nice on top of it all :)
anne
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