Don't you think?
Till next time, take care.
Kari Anne x
Monday, February 10, 2014
Love is in the air.
Valentines Day is approaching and we have got 20% OFF the most beautiful print of Layered Hearts by the talented Kerry Leyton of Seventy Tree. The prints are from an original pen and ink drawing with collaged concrete texture. It has then been printed on smooth, archival paper with archival inks. Comes signed on the back, ready for framing. Perfect for a special someone.....
Friday, January 31, 2014
Come Spring.
It has been raining most days outside the White Punch office window since the New Year, so as we are browsing all the new interior spring catalogues we are longing for lighter days. These photos via HK Living cheered us up :) Button Hooks are in stock and the gorgeous glass vases will be on the site by the end of this week. Happy Friday!
Till next time, take care!
Kari Anne x
Friday, December 13, 2013
Gift Ideas from White Punch
Dear all, hope you are good and getting into the festive spirit! Giving you some gift ideas from White Punch this morning. You still have a week left to order, why not take a look?
We have BLOOMINGVILLE MULTIFACED VASE £27 \\ KINTO MUGTAIL £14 \\ BEADED STAR £6 \\ HOUSE DOCTOR BASE LAMP £72 \\ LARGE WOOD STAR £11 \\ SELETTI PORCELAIN ROBOT £54 \\ CUTE SNUG BEAR BREADBOARD £22 \\ SUPER SOFT TINE K TIE DYE SCARF £59 \\ BLOOMINGVILLE STACKABLE HOUSE SHELF £89 \\ SEVENTY TREE CIRCLE PRINT £21\\
See anything you fancy?
Till next time, take care!
Kari Anne x
Monday, November 18, 2013
Styling + Photo for White Punch
This weekend I attended a Styling and Photography Workshop with Jemma Watts, an incredibly talented lifestyle photographer. It was hosted by Ladies in Blogging, a blogging group I was introduced to last week by the wonderful Vee who is behind the blog Chalk the Blog. This was a huge step in the right direction for me as I have been eager to start to take my own product shots for White Punch. When I started out creating the White Punch webshop, I had so many expectation and plans. It was all there in my head, how the products would feature in my shop, but I did not appreciate how many hats I had to put on and roles I had to fill, so the creative side of the business did not develop the way that I had planned and wished for. Now that the shop is up and running fine I now have more time exploring the wonderful world of photography and styling. Jemma thought us so many amazing tricks and tips that would have taken me months to learn on my own. I am a complete novice; I could not even work out my tripod...! I have had my entry level DSRL camera for about two years, but have not really gone near it as I've had no clue on how to work it or where to start. Now I cannot wait to explore it more, thanks to all the things I learned at this workshop. I look forward to bringing my products out and experimenting with different settings on the camera and styling ideas. So...drum roll please... this is my first try:
My very own shot of something I styled and created. A photographer’s trained eye will see lots of
mistakes I have made, but I am quite happy, as for me it is a step in the right
direction. Both for the shop and this blog. I’m getting closer to the vision I
have up there in my head :)
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