check it out! You can shop online now… awwwweeeesssooommmmmme

 * let us know if anything screws up, it’s brand new, go easy on it.

Website : http://yasmin-ann.blogspot.com.au/

Yaz is another member of the Dead & Bureid Studio, and this year’s pop up shop is the happy home of the first release of her Magic Mountains… the amazing resin and silver guys you see in the image above. We also convinced her to frame some of her artwork, so you have the chance to purchase a one-off original watercolour this year too.

Website : http://thegentlyunfurlingsneak.com/

The Gently Unfurling Sneak is the work of Melbourne artist-designer Anika Cook, who started the business in 2006 after discovering that her Creative Arts degree rendered her completely unqualified for actual jobs.

Anika likes small touches of absurdity, vintage illustrations, old paper and books, bright colours, and stripes, but even more than that, she like putting all those things into her printed clothing, accessories and artworks. All products are happily made in Australia using the finest natural fibres, sustainably grown bamboo, and occasionally the back of an apple box that was found down the road.

Website : http://stampelstudio.bigcartel.com/

Hi, my name is Andrea and Stampel is the label under which I create. I began Stampel in 2011, after moving to the country in 2010 to be closer to my family and for some fresher air. I experimented creatively with a range of reclaimed materials coming up with a few product ideas initially. Since then my practices and works have been growing. Expect to see a diverse range of materials and mediums within my works in the future.

Stämpel is Swedish for Stamp, and came to be my label name after returning from Japan with some new chisels and a wood block printing obsession and I have always loved all things Swedish (except pickled fish).

I make everything myself (with occasional help from my talented furniture maker man, Duncan) in our home studio in Bendigo, Victoria.

Website : http://cargocollective.com/softshocks

One day in 2011, while Lani Sommer was in her 2nd year studying Textile Design at RMIT, she thought about her dilemma. She had found herself in the troubling position of being both “without bag”* and “without cash”. What she did have on her side however was an abundance of wool yarn, a knitting machine, and a penchant for procrastination.

The happy outcome of this was the original Soft Shocks shoulder bag!

Website : http://rochellecody.tumblr.com/

Rochelle Cody Design is a small business specializing in unique gift cards and gift ware handmade in Melbourne using as many recycled resources as possible. The design’s are fresh illustrating a combination of sharp geometric shapes, contrasted with organic and fluid lines. Currently stocking at two locations in Melbourne and available to order directly via email, your special letter, number or design can be made to order also. Rx

Website : http://pacificacognitaria.wordpress.com/

pacificaCOGNITARIA is a research-focused creative practice based in Melbourne, Australia.

Website : http://lauradiflorio.com/

Laura is a Melbourne photographer and good pal of Dani’s.
We have some of her limited edition cloud photography for sale, framed, ready for you to hang on your wall and dream the days away.

Website : http://www.klausgoods.com/

Klaus Goods handcraft leather and canvas carry goods and other functional accessories in Melbourne, Australia. All Klaus products are constructed using the finest Australian vegetable tanned leather and waxed canvas. Our products are designed and made in our Melbourne studio where they are individually cut, hand sewn with Irish waxed linen thread, burnished and, finally, nourished with Australian bee’s wax. We are proudly free of labour exploitation and all of our products are made in Australia. Materials are sourced locally wherever possible in a bid to support local businesses and reduce our environmental impact. Klaus Goods is founded on the tenets of superlative quality, simplicity of design and durability. We work to ensure that these ideals are evident in every piece we produce.

Website : http://superfunhappy.com.au/

Super Fun Happy Tree is a super-sized poster of a Christmas tree. The posters feature innovative interpretations of the traditional Christmas tree by some of Melbourne’s most exciting image-makers.
The posters offer a space-saving alternative to ‘real’ Christmas trees, perfectly suited to contemporary apartment living. Super, fun, happy and desirable objects, the posters bring design and festivity into Australian households and workplaces.

The 2012 posters showcase artwork by Sarah Pickering, Steven Phillips and Sawdust and Diamonds.