Globoid

Pamala Sunday ceramic sculpture

Ink

Alberto Seveso via From Betsy With Love via BIRDS ΩF PARADIS

Dave Eggers

Via TeenAngster via Lost

He states, “This past year I went back to drawing animals. The process for these pictures is pretty simple: I find an old photo of an animal that somehow has some intrigue, and I use a China marker to freehand a version of that animal onto very smooth paper. Then I think of what that animal might be thinking — if that animal had an antagonistic relationship with humans and was vying with those humans for the favor of a Catholic God.”
See all of the entire collection of nihilist badgers and depressed spaniels at Electric Works.

Containers

Via I'm Revolting

Plastic fruits and vegetables, fused together into hybrids, and cast into bronze containers. From the “Copy Copy Nature” series (2009) by Sayaka Yamamoto.

Round Frame

1. C-prints mounted on aluminum by Darren Almond via TeenAngster via I'm Revolting 2. Popsicle dog

Portraits

The faces of Tom Ford via Native Kee

Alma Allen

Alma Allen via Hannes Grebin Studio Blog
Self-taught sculptor and designer whose organic sculptures using marble, ironwood, walnut, copper ore and bronze make me weak in the knees. The forms are both primal and precious. He is based out of Joshua Tree, California.

Working Away

Via Scout Holiday

Collections

Ettore Guatelli collected and organized more than 60,000 objects on a farm in rural Parma, Italy.

Sweetness

Via Native Kee

Crystals

1.,2. Justin Giunta via Innumberable Goods 3. Prada canvas and vinyl ankle strap crystal sandals

For Sumerset. I love the high/low mix of crystal with work lights.

Facets

1.,2. Japanese stationery line, D-Bros. 3. wood sculpture by Ron van der Ende via Design for Mankind

Miu Miu

I'm still obsessed with Miu Miu S/S 2010

Focus

by Olaf Bruening

Paul Octavious

Via Krisatomic
Same hill, different day- a photo series by Paul Octavious. I would love to see/have large scale photographs of this series. Beautiful.

Bicycles

1. Via Design For Mankind 2. NYC's Village Cycle 3. Melbourne's Jelly Bean Bikes 2. Via Hannes Grebin Studio blog
I am 100% in new bike fantasy mode. I'm a bike commuter and it's almost time for a new ride.

Svenja John

Stunningly beautiful plastic jewellery by German jewellery designer Svenja John. These pieces of art are created by using transparent polycarbonate, cutting pieces out, painting them and arranging the pieces like a 3D puzzle.