Studio-JUJU.

I love beautiful product photography.

These shots are from Studio juju, a design partnership based in Singapore, see more here.

(found via SeeSaw Designs).

Wim Crouwel.

(found via WANKEN).

Lot of Stripes Today.

Thonik





Courtyard by Thonik. Supergraphic on Fireplace from Sunset Home Remodeling Guide to Painting & Wallpaper, Lane Publishing Co., 1977 (Found via Cathy of California), and lastly, Peter van Ginkel.

Girl Crush.

Anni Albers (1899-1994) will always be amazing. Read about her here.

Lunch/Dinner and Design Revolution.

I usually do these posts when I have a very busy week and barely have any time to sleep, so here it is, my lunch and dinner. Trout dinner was of course by Andrew (you're the best)! I do have a little something though, I attended a really great event tonight held by Teague to see Emily Pilloton speak about 'Project H Design," it was extremely inspiring and she is not only amazing but extremely well-spoken. My attention was held the entire time. So, here is her new book "Design Revolution," check it out.

Think Black Lines.

A solo exhibition (outlines were the theme), by Phillips de Pury & Company at the Saatchi Gallery in London.

This should be in my house.

I am obsessed with pencil stubs; I once considered it a tattoo idea, in fact, I'll probably still get a pencil tattoo (please don't steal my idea -not that it's a very good one). I like pencil stubs because they've been loved and taken care of for so long, and I feel like there's a lot more to them than just being some old object. I also love that this print by Jean Richardson has a whole bunch of them nicely organized in one confined area, it couldn't be more suitable for myself or my home, and it's just that reasonably priced that I might have to buy one, don't ya think?

This should be in my house.

And all the rest of em.










I really like this Brooklyn-based artist Chris Nosenzo (currently working toward a BFA in Communications Design), don't you? Wouldn't any of these go great in any home? I could see one or several framed and hung in my living room. (Found Nosenzo via Poppytalk).

Heron Watercolor by Louis Agassiz Fuertes (1874-1927).

Heron watercolor print on old page from a dictionary -I enjoy this a lot.

William Edmonds

William Edmonds, an illustrator, artist and musician from Stourbridge, now based in London, UK, has some rad stuff -I want it all.

Girl Crush.

On Katy Krantz, an artist who lives and works in Brooklyn. She received an MFA in Painting,
has been in a lot of exhibitions, and has won a number of awards and fellowships -Find more of her stuff here.

This should be in my house.

I love this print by Valero Doval so much!

Details. “Zeppelin II” print 8x11" (20x27 cm), signed. Printed on 315gsm Archival Natural Soft Textured Fine Art Paper using archival pigment inks. The full “Zeppelins” series is also
available as a set of three prints by Valero Doval.
He does lots of other cool stuff too! Check out his site here.

Free Time Industries.

My friend Kyle was asked to Photograph some shots for JOIN, he blogged about it here. All Photos by Kyle Johnson.

He also took these amazing shots for Free Time Industries.