Fontaine Anderson

Almost two years ago I introduced you to the very talented illustrator Fontaine Anderson.
You can go back and read my interview with her here.

Below are my favourite picks of her most recent work. I'm sure her intricate, highly detailed, whimsical art will inspire you all as much as it continues to inspire me...

A New Muse Heart's.....

Life size Doll House by Heather Benning

Poppies

Old Believer exhibition by LU FLUX

Bea Nettles 1975 photographic Mountain Dream Tarot

Momoko Hatano jewellery

Kate Bush

Muse - Jerry Hall

Style Icon Jerry Hall was discovered in the French Riviera whilst sunbathing on a Saint Tropez beach. Her trademark long blonde hair and height of six feet quickly made her one of the most visible and photographed models in the industry during the 1970's.
Hall's style was sexy with a subtle hint of quirky. My favorite image is from 1975 when she appeared in the guise of a mermaid on the cover of Roxy Music's album.

Muse - Goldie Hawn

Style icon Goldie Hawn had a quirky sense of style that was best reflected during her 1960 - 1980's heyday.
With her big doe eyes, pixie like features and svelte frame, Goldie was the perfect palette for all things mini and cute such as short shorts, pussy bow blouses and flippy dresses.
This award winning actresse's style could perfectly be described as sassy, cheeky, sexy and doll like with a personality to emphasise it.
Even today Goldie's beauty still shines.

Muse - Stevie Nicks

Style icon Stevie Nicks was an eccentric beauty who rocked out in 1970's group Fleetwood Mac and later on as a solo artist.
Her style in a nutshell could be described as the witchy, ethereal, gypsy, bohemian, ballerina look.
An eclectic style that seems unlikely to work but for this black magic woman it worked a charm.

Muse - Debbie Harry

Style icon Debbie Harry became the poster girl of punk style during the Blondie era. With her two tone bottle blonde hair, Harry's strong on stage personality mixed with cool sexuality and streetwise style led fans to believe that her name was actually Blondie. On the contrary Harry also had an edgy glam Studio 54 look going with her long spangly asymmetrical dresses and flicked out locks.

Muse - Pat Benatar

Style icon Pat Benatar epitomised edgy and sexy during her heyday. This "heart breaker" channelled an eclectic mix of rock chick, disco glam and folk with bowiesque inspired make-up. What made her style so strong was her alluring femininity combined with confronting attitude.

Muse - Donna Summer

Style icon Donna Summer was a chameleon. In her ever changing wardrobe, Donna experimented with layering, contrasting prints, feminine goddess like dresses and edgy accessories, such as cowboy boots and chunky costume jewelry.

Muse - Kate Bush

Style icon Kate Bush had a look that can be described as quirky, eclectic and feminine. Her style was made up of leotards, metallics and denim edged up with leather and jewel toned suede. Her beauty regime consisted of kohl rimmed doe eyes, pouty red lips and dishevelled locks defining her as the eccentric beauty that she was.