Sunday Tune

Butterfly wing close up.
via ladyatliberty

Alex Diamond

Alex Diamond

Grateful Dead 'Fan Art'

insanity from the enormous Grateful Dead 'fan art' archives at the UCSC libraries via anambitiousprojectcollapsing

Amy Friend

images belong to Amy Friend

Nancy Reagan on Mr. T’s Lap, 1983.
All the best things happened in 1983.

Source retronaut

The Topkapi Scroll

The Topkapi Scroll, a fifteenth century Timurid pattern book, is one of the few surviving documents to shed light on the conceptualization, theory, and practice of design in the pre-modern Islamic world.

Be clean, work hard, be healthy, be happy, be free.

--Patti Smith.

BRVTVS

Beautifully simple jewellery form BRVTVS Top image from here

: ) David Shrigley

Beatrice Oettinger

Beatrice Oettinger

from here and here

found here

Mayken Craenen

Mayken Craenen

Sunday Tune

Honey Hunters

The work of Eric Valli Found here

Her Ghost Friend

Her Goast Friend "放課後のシソーラス"MV from saigo no shudan on Vimeo.

I can't find words to describe this...just watch : ) Found via The Fox is Black.

Litho perfection!
image from oldchum

The King Rides By

If time had a place,
And space for your past.

Like a little novel,
I wanted to read again and again,
Would I be in your novel,
Would I begin and end in it.

If I had a place,
And space for your little boy eyes,
Could you really believe,
I certainly dare you,
I do not want to scare you,
Anymore.

Oh what a fuss when the king rides by,
Oh what a fuss when the king rides,
Straight through my heart,
Straight through my life.

I need your love more than you'd ever know.
If I kissed and touched your hand,
A million things I will never understand, 

Oh what a fuss when the king trades in,
Oh what a fuss when the king trades.
Oh love, my love, for someone else's hand,
Needing love more than you'll ever know.

You don't miss your water,
You don't miss your water,
'till your well is gone.

-- Cat Power, The King Rides By

from otherwordly

Mu Pan

How brilliant are these!?
Pages from Mu Pan's sketch book via booooooom

Sunday Tune

Deer beds

Katherine Wolkoff followed deer trails in Block Island to photograph deer beds. Apparently, deer press down the vegetation to make a sleeping place where predators won't see them. They never use the same bed twice, but the imprints can last for a few days. The Original images are 40x50 inches, almost life size. I think they are quiet beautiful...i want one on my wall.

Sarah Hermans

Photographs and relief prints by Sarah Hermans