Scottish artist Georgia Russell has a serious appreciation for literature. Cutting newspapers, slicing magazines, and dissecting books, she crafts original pieces that truly bring a story to life. Represented by England & Co, her work has been featured in such museums as The Victoria & Albert.

Architectural designer Karen Oleary draws the .25 mm line on city limits.  Using simple vertical strokes, she rights such roadways as Paris, London, and Prague. Her geographic graphics are a detour from the didactic and bring new meaning to the map. K studio is operated in Charlotte, North Carolina and her collection is available online.

Carla Venticinque-Osborn and Aaron Osborn have put their best efforts into design, bringing us a studio that shows how true craftsmanship can be commercial. Their collaboration with close friends, multi-cultural artisans, and creative entities, have helped produced products that are as unique as the ideas that inspire them. With their goods sold in both Anthropologie and Brooklyn Flea, they really have found the best of both worlds.

For more information on the location and times for the Brooklyn Flea, please visit www.brooklynflea.com

One of the newer projects brought to us by the industrial design studio, Mike and Maaike. Attempting to blur the line between the tangible and virtual, Maaike Evans and Mike Simonian googled some of the worlds most coveted jewelry.  While the printed images only came from their search results, the jewelry still appears to be more bling than byte. The medium may be low-res  but the impact has been high enough that they are now available in select galleries.