in the throws of anthro
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the window display, as always was...well. genius.
While in NYC, I made a quick little march through any Anthro that I stumbled upon- 3 I think was the count. I can't help myself. Luckily, if you've seen one's stock, you've pretty much seen it all {not including the housewares in each sale room- always worthy of a slow down and rummage through, you never know what treasure someone else passed on} And the shop at Rockefeller Center didn't fail me.
With Anthro. you just know the displays are going to be crazy good and sort of disconnected - random . Check out these little vignettes of plastic animals....
dressed for the cold, placed on stacks of sale plates. 
cute.
But these were the show stoppers: charming, animals- so fantastically creative they made me dizzy.
Check it::
they're made with take-out/eating supply products!!!
This guy's my favorite. b- jeezus.
that's about the cutest thing made out of a menu, I've ever seen.
WHO thinks of this?
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Anon:: one of my all time favorite shows out there. I rewatch episodes over and over. Total crush on Keith and his speech impediment.
:)
I thought the same thing, HOW long did these take? I picked up the fish to try and see what it was made of, and while it wasn't hollow, it definitely had a light core, base.
I'd love to see the pre notes and sketches on these. Any one have a good connection?
xCharlotta
Another tick on the 'pro' side of the list for making our next OS trip the States - Anthropolgie!!
Awesomeness personified, thanks for sharing.
jules
Kansas City Art Institute is celebrating its 125th anniversary. Among some of their notable alumni is Shauna Alterio '97 who is the national display manager for Anthro. Wish I knew her.
The Anthro in KC had the most beautiful paper snowflakes massed in the windows on the Plaza.
Thanks for the pictures from NYC...
Leslie