Malin Mellryd Etsy Store

There was reason for excitement this morning, when I discovered that Swedish creative Malin Mellryd had launched an Etsy store selling - for the moment - jewellery. Malin's pendents are made from natural materials such as stone and wood, and crafted by hand. One of the first things that drew my attention when I encountered… Continue reading Malin Mellryd Etsy Store

My Best Wyrd Buys & Gifts Of 2015

2015 was quite a light year when it came to actually buying anything that's really worth talking about. Many months went by when I didn't see much more than the four walls of my bedroom, and treating myself or getting something that I needed rarely even registered in my mind. Hell, I could hardly find… Continue reading My Best Wyrd Buys & Gifts Of 2015

Gabriel Isak

Surrounding myself with the beautiful, mysterious, thought provoking photography of Swedish born, San Fransisco based photographer Gabriel Isak. I use photography as a metaphor for experiences of the soul  by creating photographs that are simple in form, but rich in ideas and  emotions. My imagery entails surreal and melancholic scenes inspired by the  inner world… Continue reading Gabriel Isak

Pär Strömberg : Darkness Visible

Swedish artist Pär Strömberg creates art that embodies the dark, ancient power of the cold north. Influenced by long winters and sparse light, mysterious forests and iced peaks, Strömberg's work calls to all souls whose hearts ache for wild, northern lands. When I discovered Strömberg had a book of his art available, I ordered it… Continue reading Pär Strömberg : Darkness Visible

Interview : Nymla

The extraordinary, fantastical creations of multi-talented Swedish Craftswoman Caroline Eklund (Nymla) are inspired by legends and history, fantasy, nature and Scandinavian folklore. If I find myself under the influence of a depression, I spend a few moments browsing through her works. Her portfolio of trolls and elaborate masks, fantastical costumes and props helps to dislodge… Continue reading Interview : Nymla