When Le Tran's daughter Sophia was born, she was determined to make her an amazing cake in time for her first birthday. Four years and another sweet little baby on, Le's cakes are looking pretty spectacular and she now has a growing list of friends and strangers who are keen for a slice.
Showing posts with label desktop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label desktop. Show all posts
Desktop: Le Tran, Jujubakes
03 April 2016
When Le Tran's daughter Sophia was born, she was determined to make her an amazing cake in time for her first birthday. Four years and another sweet little baby on, Le's cakes are looking pretty spectacular and she now has a growing list of friends and strangers who are keen for a slice.
Desktop: Sophie Kurylowicz, Little Triffids Flowers
08 March 2016
My dear friend Sophie has an ever-expanding flower farm in her Wagga Wagga backyard, and I really miss catching up with her and seeing what's in bloom. A few years ago she started Little Triffids Flowers, where much of what she arranges and sells is grown at home. Sophie's gone from doing the odd wedding for (lucky) friends to delivering seasonal flower subscriptions multiple times a week. Here's what she gets up to in a typical week.
Labels:
business,
desktop,
flowers,
little triffids,
sophie kurylowicz
Desktop: Gal Dente
15 February 2016
Jorja Boon-Kriesel and Jessica Johnson are the creative and hungry women behind Gal Dente. They're working together to style food in bold new ways and create their own recipes too. The friends met at Dinosaur Designs, where they both work, and today they share how they squeeze truffle hunting road trips and intricate photo shoots into their busy working lives.
Desktop - Rachel Viski & Kath Priest, Melahomies
15 November 2015

Rachel Viski and Kath Priest are close friends and young mums with something surprising in common - both have survived melanoma. Together they run Melahomies, a Facebook page where they post their everyday approaches to sun safety and wellbeing. Today they share how surviving cancer has changed their lives, and what they hope people will get out of their personal posts.
Labels:
cancer,
desktop,
friends,
health,
melahomies,
melanoma,
social media
Desktop - Natalija Brunovs, photographer/artist
01 November 2015
I am thrilled to introduce you to Natalija Brunovs, a photographer, designer and artist who is based in Fremantle, Perth. These days Natalija is a very busy wedding photographer but a few years ago we were workmates at the ABC, only based in different states.
While we've never met, I've always been inspired Natalija's work, whether it's a professional or personal project. This blog post, where she shares four different crafting projects she tackling at home actually inspired this Desktop series. Today, Natalija shares what she's got on this week, what she's dreaming up and how she handles really busy periods.
Labels:
craft,
creative,
desktop,
inspiration,
natalija brunovs,
photography,
professional photographer,
project,
wedding
Location:
Fremantle WA, Australia
Desktop - Grace Lee, Illustrator
18 October 2015
This week we're heading to Tokyo, Japan to check out illustrator Grace Lee's super colourful workspace. Grace's drawn Instagram updates always brighten my days. Grace shares beautifully observed moments from everyday life, holiday sketches and illustrates funny stories she's heard too. A full-time freelancer, Grace shares what she gets up to on any given work day:
Labels:
creative,
desktop,
grace lee,
illustration,
midnight gracie,
studio
Desktop - Kate Levins, Brunchfastclub
11 October 2015
Kate Levins is a student nutritionist who writes and develops recipes for Brunchfastclub, her seriously yummy wholefoods blog. At home, we love her beetroot and blueberry smoothies. Today, Kate shares her favourite places to shop for fresh produce in Sydney and explains how she comes up with new recipes:
Labels:
blog,
brunchfast club,
desktop,
food,
health,
kate levins,
nutrition,
wellness
Desktop - Jennifer Tran, Papetal
05 October 2015
Today, a new series to coincide with the start of the working week that will give you a glimpse into someone else's work life and desk space. First up, I'm excited to introduce you to Jennifer Tran, who works under the name Papetal to create intricate paper sculptures that replicate the colour and beauty of real-life flowers:
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