A running list of things I run across on the internet and would like to see again. All images are the property of their creators.
There is a real-life shepherd from England’s Lake District on twitter, posting gorgeous photos like this and sharing his life with us all. Go follow him.

There is a real-life shepherd from England’s Lake District on twitter, posting gorgeous photos like this and sharing his life with us all. Go follow him.

Japanese “furoshiki” scarf designed by The Link Collective, a pair of collaborators on opposite sides of the world. Bonus: they also sell special straps and instructions for converting your scarf into a handbag. Brilliant.

Japanese “furoshiki” scarf designed by The Link Collective, a pair of collaborators on opposite sides of the world.

Bonus: they also sell special straps and instructions for converting your scarf into a handbag. Brilliant.

Artist Elisa Werbler has an entire series of these beautiful gemstone screen prints, one for each month’s birthstone. I especially love how the transparency of the ink gives them the appearance of depth and sparkle.

Artist Elisa Werbler has an entire series of these beautiful gemstone screen prints, one for each month’s birthstone. I especially love how the transparency of the ink gives them the appearance of depth and sparkle.

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bibliographics:

Owen Jones (1809-1874) was an English born Welsh architect and designer. Jones created a comprehensive global design reference book, The Grammar of Ornament published in 1856.

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geometrydaily: #411 Monument scribble – A new minimal geometric composition each day

geometrydaily:

#411 Monument scribble – A new minimal geometric composition each day

(Source: geometrydaily)

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stampdesigns: Korea postage stamp: kangaroo collector c. 1975 designed by Kim Sung Sil

stampdesigns:

Korea postage stamp: kangaroo collector

c. 1975

designed by Kim Sung Sil

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kateoplis: Alexander Graham Bell and Mabel kissing within a tetrahedral kite, October 1903. [natgeofound] Everything about this is beautiful.

kateoplis:

Alexander Graham Bell and Mabel kissing within a tetrahedral kite, October 1903. [natgeofound]


Everything about this is beautiful.

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typeverything: Typeverything.com, The United States of America by Jude Landry

typeverything:

Typeverything.com, The United States of America by Jude Landry

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typeverything: typeverything.com, Dan Hoopert

typeverything:

typeverything.com, Dan Hoopert

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stampdesigns: Netherlands postage stamp: seal c. 1985 designed by Anthon Beeke

stampdesigns:

Netherlands postage stamp: seal

c. 1985

designed by Anthon Beeke

This blog is curated by Libby Levi, but contains none of her own work. All images are the property of their creators.