Emily Shur made these nice photos in a series called Wild, Wild Life.

She also does portraits of Celebrities-People-Who-Don’t-Like-Celebrities-Generally-Like and so you might like those alright even if You-Don’t-Like-Celebrities-or-Portraits-of-Celebrities.

As a generally overwashed society, the bath mat is something you will encounter with regularity. Why not make it a pleasurable encounter?

I searched the giant retail warehouses in my area for an affordable bath mat that didn’t feel or look like cheap carpet without success.

So, I turned to the Great Online Emporium and found a selection that surpassed my criteria:

They are on sale for $18 USD — cheaper than my worst options in the retail store.

Organic, washable, square not rectangle and an opportunity to be synchronous without being overmatched.

I felt like something was won in the great battle against Bed, Bath and Be-yooond (Be-yooond here said in your best movie studio echo voice).

That is all.

Samara Golden is in a fist fight with minimalism.

Have you really looked at Margriet Smulders (self portrait above) melted flower mirror fabric oil painting photography?

I went and ogled her nice big pictures, but the people at lenscratch made a nice composite of her work if you want a nice color- coordinated overview.

Her work makes me feel less dead inside.

Jim Henson

Tina Weymouth & Grandmaster Flash

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I love this image by Elaine Stocki.

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Catharine Maloney.

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Design by Magdelena Czarnecki.

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I like his work. I think this one is called, “No One Wants to Play Sega with Harrison Ford.”

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