This print by Emma Studd! Wow!
Carving Food
Thank you Tomoko Sato, I will never be able to look at an apple or a radish the same way again.
Stunning Portraits by Tim Tadder
These stunning portraits by Tim Tadder made me gasp.
Roll Bottom
I am in love with this sculptural desk situation, thoughtfully designed by Ian Stell.
Inventive Toilet Paper Holders
This toilet paper holder post over on Wallpaper is delightful.
à la fin…
A film by Lichtel Nicolas.
(via)
Mobiles by Yuko Nishikawa
These ceramic mobiles by Yuko Nishikawa made me gasp.
Joe Davidson
I am completely smitten by these pieces of art by Joe Davidson.
They Love NYC
The converted candy factory in Brooklyn is home to artists from all over the world who, thanks to landlord Ann Ballentine. They have cultivated their own sense of community in New York for more than 40 years. Thank you InStyle Magazine for this beautiful feature. Read the full article.
(My office landlords Frank and Mario, owners of The Invisible Dog Artist Building, deserve the same kind of tribute!)
Summer 2020 by Tatsuya Tanaka
This sums up summer 2020. Thank you Tatsuya Tanaka.
Singing Stones
I am in love with Pinuccio Sciola‘s singing stones.
Snoring into the Icelanding Countryside
You might have heard of an app that lets you scream into the Icelanding wilderness. It reminded me of Swiss performance artist Roman Signer who amplified his snoring into the Icelandic countryside in 1996. I love everything about this.
Designer Cakes
These designer cakes by Tortik Annushka are breathtaking.
One of the co-founders is teaching cake making online classes. How fun!
Limited Edition Prints by Claudia Pearson
Brooklyn based illustrator Claudia Pearson launched a limited edition print series called Ebb+Flow. It includes 4 limited edition screen prints available as an edition of 25. They have been hand printed on 140# paper and individually numbered. You can order them unframed or framed. 20% of the proceeds go to viBE Theater and Black Art Futures Fund.
Painter Amy Sherald
I love this painting by Amy Sherald.
Lin Yung Cheng
Beautifully conceptual photography by Lin Yung Cheng.
My Current Life
I keep seeing images that perfectly represent what my current life feels like, trying to keep three businesses alive during a global pandemic. This one is by Kylli Spare.
How Are You Doing?
Friends asking: How are you doing?
Me: Sending them one of these photos by Brooke DiDonato.
Collages by Frank Moth
Loving and totally inspired by these collages by Frank Moth.
Nowhere and Everywhere at the Same Time, No. 2
This art installation looks delightful.
Brutalist Sandcastles
Calvin Seibert builds brutalist sandcastles. They make me want to drive to a beach and start building. Mad respect.
(via Kai)