Work.Place is a great new project detailing the work spaces of artists and craftspeople in the Pacific Northwest by Portland photographer Carlie Armstrong. Be careful though, this site will suck you into its vortex of goodness and before you know it, you've spent an hour and forgotten that you have work of your own to be doing.
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Work.Place
Coava Coffee Roasters
Not only do the folks at Coava Roastery and Coffee Bar in Portland, Oregon supposedly make an amazing cup o' joe, their overall graphic identity and interior design is exceptional. Via Remodelista.
Kevin Gutierrez Haugen
Beautiful autobiographical shots by Portland photographer Kevin Gutierrez Haugen. Via Beautiful Decay.
Man vs. Ink
Portland artist Fred DiMeglio's Etsy shop Man vs. Ink has some nice prints for sale, including his newest "Onward" for the bike lover in all of us.
Nas Chompas!
James Mitchell, aka Portland artist Nas Chompas! has a Flickr-folio full of random art, photography and illustrative goodies. Via Changethethought.
Right and Left Brain Unite!!
Okay...Bear with me here, because information about this artist has been difficult to find. Even on their own website. From what I can gather, their name is Tsilli Pines, they reside in Portland and they do amazing work. They have a TON of work in many different media on their site, but I'm especially in love with the stuff below, described as "topography of money in human consciousness". These pieces were made with pigment, vintage paper and cotton thread on rice paper, and the color palette is intentionally restricted to red and black: the colors of accounting.
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