the 1970’s home craft aesthetic.

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david delam, salamanca

seen in sevilla.

the spanish know how to live.

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I especially like this Ads series from photographer Antje Peters.

really lovely for me.

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We’ve been following the revival in the needle arts for awhile, so we are happy to hear of the Stitch Spectacular - an exhibit celebrating new frontiers in hand embroidery.

work by aliza lelah

Check out their site for more interesting work and information on their upcoming exhibit.

A.O. patiently listens to, but will not be controlled by, self-proclaimed “cat fags.”

Regardless of what the thing above turns out to be, we sorta wouldn’t mind it skulking about. It’s like a Dr. Seuss book and a Stephen King novel animated a secret handshake.

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Ah, you know the idea behind this joke about evolution could really work to improve a variety of hackneyed movie plots with ghosts.

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This modern Chinese painter blows us away. In fact, AO’s first post was about Liu Baojun, but now that so many more of you are partaking of the forbidden fruit that is Arctic Oak, we thought we’d remind you how awesome he is.

Go back to the post Skill and Whimsy in Modern China for more information on Baojun/gallery links.