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Suzanna Scott of Sushipot Art Objects has a keen eye and penchant for vintage illustrations, typography and — really — anything old. “My inspirations come from…all things old, chipped, cracked, worn, dusty, used, found, buried, designed, loved, pieced, intricate, aged and transfigured,” she writes. Her well-stocked shop at Etsy features mixed-media assemblage, collage, stationery goods and just-for-fun stuff, such as these pin-back buttons made from the pages of a 1966 dictionary.
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Very cool. Thanks!