Trey Speegle's beautiful collaboration with Anthropologie caught my eye earlier this year.
His wooden puzzles, filled with amazing attention to detail in it's figural pieces... and crewel work pillows are so lovely!
(A little more about Trey, from 200 x 200:) Using one of the world’s largest collections of vintage paint-by-number paintings, Speegle explores themes of hope, love, longing and transformation by using affirmations, double entendre and word play that resonate with a broad, pop appeal. The collection also serves as inspiration and raw source material that Trey combines with text, altering their original meaning and making good use of the Jasper Johns credo: "Take something; do something to it; then do something else to it."


