More wondrous French creations have been circulating the blogosphere. I wish we had some wooly mammoths running in the streets here in Alberta. This elephant is from Les Machines de l'Ile. I really can't get enough of these circus street puppets.
Ecstatic about the interview with Cat Mazza on we make money not art.
Crazy amazing new media fibre artist - Otto von Busch . I spent hours perusing this website. I'm super-inspired.
It be this one. Concept for floating resort shaped like a whale.
Illustration Play, a book about hand-made, non-traditional illustration. Collage and stitch work included. Available from nucleus.
Dwell makes the most lovely patterned sheets for kids and grown-ups. ( Is it wrong to want kid's sheets for my own bed?) I aspire to a design lifestyle outside of my wallet range.
Flickr has a new Mid Century Modern - Sticker, Label & Stamp Club. This image is apparently from a polish matchbox. I would have taken up smoking to carry these around.
Arrived in the mail yesterday. I think I'm going to mat and frame them. Delightful rat stamps are from Canada Post.
This is an accordion style book of Indian Fireworks advertising. It looks luscious. I'm adding it to my amazon wishlist right now. Cock is the name of an Indian Fireworks Company. How delightful.
This silkscreened paper called Systema from Jamie Zollars makes me tingle inside - narwhales, zebracorns and owls are all combined in one gorgeous pattern. I wish it was fabric because then I'd make bed sheets and sleep in it naked. Pretend you didn't read that.
Vik Prjonsdottir seems to be the coolest fibre design place on the planet. Not only are their products practical and beautiful but they are based on Icelandic legends.
I desperately want one of these lamps. Desperately.
These are on display at at the Chicago Field Museum's Maps: Finding Our Place in the World exhibition. I think they are beautiful and wish I had maps on my gloves.
