Bubbles come and go and from each blow it is created, it takes equivalent time for the bubble to end it’s life. Thus, the bubble’s lifespan can never be naturally prolonged More »

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Ladies and gentlemen, upon surfing the web I came across some lovely pictures of Disney’s most beloved princesses. I have come to upload a gallery containing two types of styles. Ones is a more traditional true form kind of picture. The princesses were re-envisioned as they should have been in their own times. This makes their clothing and hairstyles more historically correct. More »

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Photographer Amy Stevens celebrated her 30th birthday by purchasing a cake decorating kit to fulfill her longtime fascination with the artistry of cakes, intending to bake 30 birthday cakes for herself to photograph. More »

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Wouldn’t you agree that miniature versions of things seem to have an automatic cuteness to them? It certainly seems that way, and that goes for miniature food as well, (even if they aren’t edible). Aside from being cute, these little clay foods have an impressive amount of detail and intricacy packed into such a small model. Here are some great photos that really show off how much work goes into one of these little creations. They really are tiny and so real looking, prepare to be amazed: More »

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It’s true that the eyes eat before the mouth does, but the Japanese really take this seriously. I’m always looking forward to what new, cute, creation they come up with, and this kitty food art is amazing to me! It really is an art form. I would have posted this as a cute summer dessert entry, but there wasn’t a recipe, but even if there was it looks pretty difficult! More »

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What’s just as good as miniature food? Giant food– smack dab in the middle of a city with towering buildings. It certainly brings some light to among all the gray.

Of course this would be in Tokyo. More »

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Cooties. Do you remember them? I did. As a kid, I thought they were an airborne disease that came from icky boys. For this adorable little guy, it seems like cooties come from a lipstick-stained kiss on the cheek. Hopefully someone told him that they do not exist and that he will someday enjoy those kisses from girls he seems so grossed out by at the moment. More »

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In 2008, artist Camilla d’Errico was a part of Disney’s STITCH EXPERIMENT 626 PROJECT Custom Art Tour. Artists, designers, and customizers were asked to makeover Stitch, from the movie Lilo and Stitch, into what they envisioned him to be. d’Errico named her Stitch Tony Tony Lollipop and he is now available for purchase as a vinyl toy. More »

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Domo Kun looks like he is in a hurry to get somewhere. And what is up with all of the toilet paper? Let us hope that he does not lose all of them by the time he gets to his destination or he will surely be disappointed. Go, Domo, go! More »

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This lamb is so tiny that he can literally fit in the palm of a hand (or in this case, between two fingers). He looks so delicate and cute. The expression on his face seems very sheepish (no pun intended). It is as if he knows we are all looking and thinking about how cute he is. Well, it is because he is! More »

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Diem Chau, an artist based in Seattle, Washington, recently gained attention for the crayon sculptures she did for Nike’s World Cup promotion. Like her crayon sculptures, Chau’s embroidered dinnerware art is equally as detailed and fascinating. More »

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Using a self-invented technique of conserving and casting flowers in plastic, Copenhagen-based designer Alidra Alic incorporates materials such as freshwater pearls, precious stones and metals to create contemporary pieces of jewelry to be worn as statements of art (by those who dare, that is). Her work can be found exhibited in international galleries and museums. More »

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Believe it or not, I have yet to watch Tim Burton’s version of Alice in Wonderland (that would be because some moron said it wasn’t epic enough, so we rescheduled and ended up watching Clash of the Titans ages afterward– I will never forgive you, Justin). More »

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When most people think of gnomes, they tend to think of the small, enchanted humanoid creatures that lurk in forests and gardens. However, things have changed. Gnomes are not what they used to be thanks to Vitamin’s Street Style Urban Gnomes. More »

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As it turns out, deviantART user Joapa isn’t the only artist drawing Chibi Gaga. Take a look at these artists renditions of Chibi Gaga drawings: More »

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We here at GirlyBubble definitely have a lot of love for artist Camilla d’Errico. Her artwork represents the spirit of what it is to be a girl. You can now get your hands on her artwork in the form of t-shirts through Hot Topic, where she recently released graphic t-shirts of her Helmetgirls series. More »

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Nothing screams girly like both Sanrio and Tokidoki. When combined together, they bring up the cuteness factor 100 times more than what the average person can handle. Tokidoki’s Hello Kitty products are always top notch, and when I discovered that they released a limited edition Hello Kitty skateboard deck, I felt a bit overwhelmed by all the kawaii. More »

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Designed by Polly Verity, these wire shoes are a product of art and fashion combined. Modern and chic, they’re not exactly what you would call comfortable, but they were never meant for walking in to begin with. More »

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Artist Ilana Yahav does not use sand to create your run-of-the-mill castle. Instead, with skillful hands, she creates highly evocative imagery. More »

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Detroit, Michigan has a reputation for being a miserable city (no thanks to Forbes magazine). However, it is not completely dismal when it comes to fashion. Studio Jellyfish–founded by husband and wife duo Philip and Courtney Mason–adds artistic flair to their shoes and accessories. More »

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