This is by far the weirdest website I have come across in a while. Delightfully weird! Click through to see why.
Cardboard Pigeon
I’d hang out with this little dude. Crated by Cheryl Cochran.
Objects by Laura Fischer
That feeling when you see an object so beautiful, yet so simple, it makes you gasp? Yep, Laura Fischer’s Rock Objects did that to me last weekend.
Inflatable Latex Floating Suit
This Inflatable Latex Floating Suit, by Spanish artist SiiGii, made me look and smile.
20×200 Affordable Art
Happy to see 20×200 is still a thing. Love that they made art buying affordable. A few pieces that caught my eye. (Each piece is linked)
Artfully Wear
I appreciate Ariel Adkins and her Instagram account. So simple. So delightful. I am into it.
Trash Embroidery
Trash embroidery by Swedish artist William WK. Lovely.
David Ellingsen is a Canadian artist making photographs that speak to the relationship between humans and the natural world.
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Flóra Borsi
This photograph by Flóra Borsi made me look.
Albrecht Dürer’s Pillow Studies (1493)
What a joy to see a simple line drawing/sketch by someone as renowned as: Albrecht Dürer.
Collages by Hollie Chastain
Loving these collages by Hollie Chastain.
Macon & Lesquoy Patches
I chuckled upon discovering these colorful patches by Macon & Lesquoy at the tradeshow this last weekend.
Love / Looking
“Love comes by looking.”
– Alma Thomas
Bread Hat and Loafers
I like Nicole McLaughlin‘s take on how to keep warm in winter.
Locked Down Looking Up
Doris Mitsch’s Locked Down Looking Up series is pure delight. It started as a series of images made over time from a fixed point—outside her front door—during the San Francisco Bay Area’s lockdown to slow the spread of Covid-19. Multiple shots were combined to show the flight trails of birds, insects, and bats. While most everything in her life came to a standstill, up in the air, there was still a lot going on. Later, when she started to be able to move around a little more, she began to explore other locations. Click through here to see these images larger.
Mykonos Mobile
My kids have heard me say many times that the only reason I would want to become rich for one day is so that I can own a real Calder Mobile. In the meantime, maybe this one will do?
Laura Crehuet Berman
These paintings by Laura Crehuet Berman are lovely.
Emotional Figured Sculpted by En Iwamura
How lovely are these sculptures by En Iwamura?
Melting Rugs
I am in love with the ornate rugs by artist Faig Ahmed Ooze that ooze onto the floor in drippy fabric puddles.
Skeleton Prints
All drawings by Edouard Joseph d’Alton (1838). Available as prints at The Public Domain Review.
Sculptures by Diego Cabezas
Completely enamored with these sculptures by Diego Cabezas.
Miniature Dioramas
Miniature Calendar is a stunning and wildly creative project by Japanese artist Tatsuya Tanaka, featuring miniature dioramas using common household objects and little plastic figurines. You can see a video with some of his process here. I recommend you follow Tasuya on Instagram, his account is a delightful scroll.
(Thank you A!)