DON'T PLAY WITH FOOD

Hello kittens, 

As you can imagine, I've been a bit busy this past week, but I'm back with some special images.

Overwhelmed by a great job, and a hundred or so applications I've received (I'm taking the time to reply to everyone, so it's a bit time-consuming). But it's all for a good cause, to save time later on, and then I also spent two short days in London, which gave me a big slap in the face, as it always does. But this time I came back more motivated than ever, determined that this site should become a little "war machine", and determined to give myself the means to realize everything that's going on in my head, and God knows there's a lot of it! 

Since the weekend, I've been preparing, planning, writing everything down, making index cards as if I were 17 and revising for my A-levels. That said, it worked pretty well back then, so I figure that setting my goals and planning everything out shouldn't be too detrimental. So, fresh back on Saturday, I planned my posts, my editorial line and my other life missions until January 2014. All's well, I'm not crazy. Well, I'm leaving myself a little leeway in case of a crazy creative flash.

But I have too many DIY desires, so don't panic about the fear of the blank page, or rather the blank post. I'm here! As for the DIY "Faites l'amour, pas la guerre" (Make love, not war), the flower patterns are online, and the winner's name is also at the bottom of the article! 

And I'm talking, I'm talking and I'm not even talking about the essentials! These images, these "tangram foods", I made last September, when I was making images for SézaneOn that day, I had rented some photo equipment, and I thought it would be a shame not to make the most of it. So I organized a second little shoot, where I experimented with light and a slightly more professional approach, and had the time of my life. So these aren't salad recipes (although that's still a good idea...), they're just inspirational images that I hope will cheer you up for this Monday morning...

For my part, on this bluish Monday, I'm longing for an office, the "Lemonade Studio", a place where I can always have something out, a bit of photographic equipment to make pretty, clean images whenever the urge strikes me, a place where I can organize workshops... Ah the dream, but not at all unattainable after all! So today, if you're a real estate agent, property manager or concierge, contact me if you'd like to help! 

Hugs and kisses Lisa Banana and see you tomorrow for my HELSINKI HONEY city guide.