dream sequence

precious little pieces by Roseau. hugs and a squeeze. in my next life, i will most certainly come back as a little horned creature in the forest who carries balloons. weeeee

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rural in plural

i grew up in a town that is as rural as it gets.....a little town called Hope. no joke! these little beauties reminded me of the simplicity that comes from being super off the map. woods & trees. farms & cows. up until a few years ago, it was still one of the only towns in new jersey that still did not have cable. exit 12. i salute you.

paintings by Maria Zaikina

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build you a house

david marc grant. rainbows & unicorns. well at least rainbows. you can never have too many rainbows.
lost where i found this.... i apologize. im usually insistent on giving full credit.

quietly standing to the side

Philip Giordano is a lovely illustrator from the UK, i believe. even though the illustration style is so precious, but the decapitated ladies, animals with masks, and manly beards make me giddy.

fun for a thursday.

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hunger pangs

a dear friend, Dan Kenneally has been sassing around the blogosphere with his acrylic lunch box paintings. just thought i would show some love and post about him too.

he takes requests! check it out. here

delicious.

all aboard!

Meet Constance, Polly Dolly and Flo. They are just a few of the vintage caravans and VW campers available for rent and hire at SnailTrail.co.uk.
could you just die ! how adorable. i need one in my life. pink buggy bus please, and i will name her "Lady".

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cupcakes & cartwheels

well not exactly, but they do have killer donuts. Four Barrel Coffee art series presents Serena Mitnik-Miller's "Blocked" water colors. On Display March 5th - May 5th. Opening Reception, March 27th 6-9pm.

Four Barrel Coffee
375 Valencia Street, SF

enjoy.

pleasure sighs

PDA- public displays of art. two separate projects, one was called Chalk Walk by Katie Sokoler and the other was a new gallery show called Crystals & Lasers by MWM in Paris. Matt w. Moore.. i have posted about him previously. we likes we likes.

eye porn for a friday.

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Promises

If You Could Collaborate — Michael Moloney & John Hooper from If You Could on Vimeo.

Part of the If You Could Collaborate exhibition, January 2010.

Film maker Michael Moloney and photographer John Hooper made a time-lapse film set 2500ft up a big hill in the Great Langdale area of The Lake District. They shot continuously for 24 hours with the camera rotating twice through 360°.

eyes wide open

having a good day. dreaming about things to come and smiling about it all. i love you california. i promise to never leave you, well never say never. but ya know.... me & you. its on.

kisses, me

dreamy photographs by Liz Lantz. i want a pinky buggy bus!!!!! b e y o n d

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no code of conduct

According to Wikipedia, Joan Miro's work has been interpreted as Surrealism, a sandbox for the subconscious mind, a re-creation of the childlike, and a manifestation of Catalan pride. In numerous interviews dating from the 1930s onwards, Miró expressed contempt for conventional painting methods as a way of supporting bourgeois society, and famously declared an "assassination of painting" in favor of upsetting the visual elements of established painting.

history is delicious.

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