Kitschen Sink Press
Design of KitschenSink website is recognised web-wide!
19 July 2009
The all new KitschenSink website designed by Paul Jamie Kidd, launched
June 2009, has received acclaim and recognition from the following
websites (in no particular order)...
CSS Bag
Ace infoway India (35 Creative Illustrative Website Headers)
Spoonfed Design - 40 Highly Creative Headers
... and many more! If you recognise KitschenSink anywhere, please let us know by emailing
Rowan and PJ are very proud to have been recognised by their fellow creatives!
It’s All About Me!! – 55 Awesome About Me Pages
15 July 2009
KitschenSink's 'About' page has been listed at the top spot on Design Reviver's article of the best 'About Me' pages around the web!
Read the full article here
Q&A with Rowan of KitschenSink
24 February 2009
Read the full interview with Rowan on the Style Eyes blog here
My Crafty Journey - KitschenSink
18 December 2008
KitschenSink were happy to be invited to guest blog for Epherielle.
Read the full article here.
Quirky jewellery is order of the day at Silsden
17 December 2008
Telegraph & Argus
Cufflinks bracelets and rings made from Lego have helped to build up a new art business in Silsden.
Paula Baker-Parkin owner of the Projeto Gallery has been taken aback by the popularity of the quirky jewellery fashioned from the famous toy bricks.
The main focus of the gallery is photographic work from countries including China Venezuela India, Japan, Italy, Germany and Britain.
She said: “I’ve only been open five weeks and have had to order more of the Lego jewellery, it’s been so popular for Christmas.
“It’s also proved a brilliant icebreaker, bringing people into the gallery to look at the photography.”
The Lego pieces have been made by Shipley designer Kitschensink.
To read the original article, click here
Ring of confidence as Lego gems prove popular
16 December 2008
The
main focus of the Projeto Gallery in Silsden near Keighley is
photographic work by artists from countries including China, Venezuela,
India, Japan, Italy, Germany and Britain.
But now lego jewellery, made by Shipley designer Kitschensink, is selling out at the gallery.
Gallery
owner Paula Baker-Parkin, said: "I've only been open five weeks and
have had to order more of the Lego jewellery, it's been so popular for
Christmas. It's also proved a brilliant icebreaker, bringing people
into the gallery to look at the photography."
For the original story in the Yorkshire Post, click here
KitschenSink becomes a featured Folksy seller
17 September 2008
Featured sellers are chosen every 3 weeks at the discretion of the Folksy staff and KitschenSink was proud to take the September/October slot described as 'bonkers, beautiful'. Thanks, Folksy :)
See featured Folksy sellers here.
