Pillow Talk...
Creativity is like beauty: If you weren’t born with it,
you’ll have to pay for it. –Supon
Supon Phornirunlit is a successful Washington, D.C. graphic designer. His designs include work for Coca-Cola, IBM, the U.S. Open and the Smithsonian, to name a few. He has designed and co-written more than two dozen award-win- ning books on graphic design, its theory and scope. He loves his ever-changing home, redecorat- ing once a year. His love of interior design inspired Supon to create a series of home product lines. After the death of his beloved dog, Pica, a Pomeranian, Supon started creating pet portraits. Pooch Décor is Supon’s home design line inspired by his dogs, Cricket and Taylor and his cat, Logo. His pets aren’t just his inspiration. “They keep me calm. They force me to go out and play, and they
Set of 4 trays/2 trays per each design. 34 THE NEW BARKER take the stress away.” U
Dogs Allowed on the Bed, Couch, Chairs with These
Pillows. Colorful, beautiful and downright fun, the breed specific designs are silkscreened on 100% cotton canvas. The covers have an invisible zipper, making it easy to slip off and hand or machine wash. Some of the pillows are two-sided, featuring the head of the dog on one side, and the full body profile on the opposite. To order, call Pawsitively Posh Pooch in St. Petersburg at 727.892.9303.
www.TheNewBarker.com
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