Eatiquette, a dinner etiquette
If forks, dishes and spoons were real, they would probably look like the Great Gatsby or maybe Don Draper. At least, according to the opinion of Australian stylist and art […]
If forks, dishes and spoons were real, they would probably look like the Great Gatsby or maybe Don Draper. At least, according to the opinion of Australian stylist and art director Sonia Rentsch, who created a delicious set of still life compositions which actually explain the art of setting the table giving cutlery a human shape. Style is served in the Roaring Twenties or in the Charming Sixties.
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I love this serie. Have you seen the rest of her work? The “Sweet treats” are gorgeous too.
If you are interested, check it out here: http://apetitpoisdesign.blogspot.com.au/2012/02/sonia-rentsh-still-life-stylist.html
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