Gendy AlimurungPainter Audrey Kawasaki works in a cozy two-story Los Angeles apartment that also serves as her home. The place is filled with light, books, art, and a cornucopia of creepy, cute collectibles.
This one is a privately commissioned piece. Not sure if the cats belong to the person who commissioned the art.
Quartet of prints by Stella Im Hultberg hanging in Kawasaki's kitchen.
Some of Kawasaki's sketches on the kitchen counter.
Portrait of the artist's refrigerator door.
Her taste runs from cute to creepy.
She has run out of space on this set of shelves and is thinking of installing more.
Close up of the shelves. One of the artists she most admires is illustrator James Jean, one of whose postcards can be seen on the right, nestled amidst the butterfly stamps and teeny tiny doll heads.
Skeleton in a bird cage. Awww.
Kawasaki's collection of vintage tin boxes. They are empty inside.
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