Bobbi Essers Puts Friendship First in ‘The World at Our Command’

Bobbi Essers’ paintings resemble optical illusions, as it can be difficult to distinguish where one figure ends and another begins. Instead of traditional shapes, she uses unexpectedly cropped forms that are intricately connected by a sense of ethereal symmetry. Over these harmonious fragments, she layers new images, creating a complex whole that is greater than its individual parts. This style mirrors the unified yet fragmented quality of memories.

KidSuper’s Signature Kissing Face Is Now a Lovesac Accent Chair

Without a doubt, the “Kissing” print by designer Colm Dillane is his most identifiable work. This graphic, which creatively portrays two faces locking lips, has adorned various-sized multi-dimensional puffer jackets and vibrant handbags, but now it’s making a statement on its largest canvas yet – a Lovesac Accent Chair.