If you like to have professional portraits of your children made, but the background options (licensed characters or shag carpet-covered boxes) leave you feeling a bit "blah", then you have to see these. Why didn't someone think of this sooner?
Letty Kemp was clearly thinking outside the shag carpet box when she started her Sydney based business, Fancy Little Me. Drawing on her 10 years of experience in art direction and graphic design, she works from a photograph that you send to her to customize a unique portrait. Fancy Little Me offers a gallery of styles as a jumping off point but each work is then tailored to suit your taste. The end result is a work of art that certainly won't blend into a dark hallway in your home.
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The prints are nice, but I love that bed! Anyone have any idea where it's from, or is it vintage? Looks vintage.
I actually think these are creepy and weird. It looks like you put your kid in a baby food ad.
I think they are cool.
Very cool and creative. As for the bed, I say it's vintage. I just 'picked' a similar style one out of my neighbor's trash. I plan to paint it creamy white and fill the 'inset' portion of the headboard and footboard with a medium brown linen fabric.