I see a mansard roof through the trees

Eglantine showed me this website, all full of all kinds of things. Unsurprisingly, Gerd Arntz worked alongside the Neuraths in isotype heaven.





Something for the homies.

Black Cat John Brown

Only a holding page for now, but a very nice one at that.

Under The Milky Way

Nice strong blocks of wood from Pomme.

Voltage running through her skin

For all the leotard-crazed people out there, Pucci came up with this:

Get Rhythm

Parallel pictures from some great photographers.




From the top: Daniel Eric Weiss, Charles W Cushman and Steven Shore.

All along the eastern shore

Something for September from Dan.

Les bateaux sur l'eau sont pour Anne parce qu'on dirait le grand bassin du Jardin du Luxembourg.

I hop right into that car of mine and ride around the world

Today is Dan's birthday. Part 1 of the birthday present: wood block letters, initials DB/BD.


The monthly planner is from an incredibly useful russell+hazel template which I use obsessively.

Georgia Peaches

Oh dammit, and I thought I was so clever.

The Traffic Starts Jumping

Rhian sent me the link to this photoset and I love it. My kind of thing.

Out through the back yard we'd go walkin'

Break it up with a bit of black and white glamour. New from Acne.

Pour Myself A Cup Of Ambition

This has been a good blog for a very long time and one of my favourites.

What a way to make a livin'

Wonderful stuff to buy from Wayne Pate.

When Islands Want To Coast

Les soldes, c'est fini, mais pas les vacances, alors on garde la tête dans les nuages avec une belle photo d'A.P.C..

All Decked Out Like a Cowgirl's Dream

We've all seen most of these before but it doesn't mean they've stopped looking good. And more importantly, Joseph Szabo is showing at Michael Hoppen until mid-September.

A westerly motion that moves California to sea

The word on the Brooklyn street is: check out the Selby.
No, sadly not that Selby.






I already loved the regular Selby, but I'm just obsessed with this new addition. I can't get enough of it, it's endless.

The Kids Don't Stand A Chance

Treasure trove, clearly.

I've got a pocket full of pretty things

Along with pictures of people in water, I love pictures of people close to water. Lately I also love this blog, where I found these pictures by Alex MacLean. Very Gursky, very lovely.

Hair of Gold and Lips Like Cherries

I've been looking for 18" x 24" picture frames for a while now and it turns out it's a lot less fun than I thought it would be.

It started when I bought these prints by Jason Munn. Then I saw Claire Nereim's Seasonal Fruits of California calendar and rushed over to Etsy in a fever to click the trusted PayPal button.

With still no satisfactory frame to be found, I've tacked it to the wall opposite my bed so I can keep daydreaming of moving to San Fransisco, Sasek-style.

The other half's at the bottom of the sea

I love pictures of people in big stretches of blue water, graphically I love the watermelon above all other fruits and vegetables and nobody hates naked people.
So immense joy was felt when I found this on New York Magazine's Art Candy.

Backseat on the 79

Funny.

RIP YSL

Comme dirait Jack Lang, "il y a un avant et un après Yves Saint Laurent".

Power From The Needle To The Plastic

This one's for you, James.



I found it over at Dejour Magazine which, if you don't already know about, you'll love.