Lurve this poster. (Also, I watched Something's Gotta Give this week; Diane Keaton is so charming.)(Via Carina)
Lurve this poster. (Also, I watched Something's Gotta Give this week; Diane Keaton is so charming.)
Remember this hilarious little dude? When I saw the illustration last year, I made it my mantra for whenever people left salty blog comments. (It's such a smart thing to keep in mind, so you don't take things too personally.) Well, now there's a letterpress print! Genius.
How cool is this Scratch Map? You scratch off the places you've been with a penny!
I loved this seagull bag, and now there's a print! Apparently, the dapper dude is named Sammy.
At the start of this beautiful weekend, I hurt my foot, and the doctor ordered me to sit inside with my leg up for both days. It was such a bummer! On the bright side, I finally had time to read the entire Domino book, and a couple friends came over on Saturday night to play games. (I had to wear a giant orthopedic sandal. Nothing cooler than a limping pregnant woman, let me tell you.) Anyway, hope you all had great weekends, and, to kick off a new week, here are a few images I thought you might like...
Lovely San Francisco.
Lavender lemonade.
Julia Rothman's amazing New York subway poster.
This gorgeous bedroom is actually in an English hotel. I adore the black-and-white photograph in a white frame. It makes me want to shop for a fine-art photo (or frame pages of a book).
Sharon Montrose recently photographed a three-month-old giraffe, and etsy produced a great video of the shoot. It was awesome to see Sharon behind the scenes, and the baby giraffe was so sweet--and surprisingly graceful--walking on his wobbly legs!
Today's giveaway is from Portland artist Lisa Golightly of Kiki and Polly. She's offering a large print of the Girl in the Yellow Suit. How sweet is that? The print would add a pop of cheery color to any room, from a foyer to a living room to a nursery. (I'd love to hang it above my desk.)
Sandra Juto's new coffeemaker print would look nice in a kitchen.
Brooklyn graphic designer Jessica Hische is my new girl crush. Not only does she sell beautiful prints, but she also has the raddest type tattoo.

And wouldn't this alphabet print be sweet for a nursery?
Loving today's 20x200 photograph, which went on sale at noon. Isn't it beautiful? (The first version of this sold out in 10 minutes!)
In the Missed Connections section on Craigslist, people try reconnect with strangers they shared a moment with on the street (or subway or elevator). Artist Sophie Blackall has been illustrating them for almost a year. This one from New Year's Eve made me smile.


Print Society is a new online marketplace for original artwork and prints. (Like etsy, but just for art!) Look at how pretty the pieces are...