On the ferry from Vashon to Seattle.

A gloriously sunny day in Washington state. Seriously.

isabodyofwater:

a beautiful exhibit closing this weekend at moma.

sigh…. it would have been so nice to see it.

at least they offer this lovely interactive online exhibit, click, and zoom closer

http://www.moma.org/interactives/exhibitions/2009/tangledalphabets/home.html

This wallpaper reminds me of a bic-pen doodle.  And I like it.

by Andy Mangold

(via design you trust)

(via whatmademelook)

these are rugs.

by Reuber-Henning

(via bauldoff)

example number one that I am both an incredible dork and easily amused: I laughed out loud at this. Luckily, I was the only one in the room.

by Tom Gabor

(via good ole swiss miss)

you learn something new everyday.

from BibliOdyssey:

Watch-paper Prints

“Originally designed as a simple protective insert, watch-papers came to be used as an advertising medium for the watchmakers in the second half of the 18th century and another means by which print artists could ply their trade. These types of ‘professional’ or conservative watch-papers form the majority of the genre, but a popular ‘amateur’ variety also emerged that were valued as keepsakes.”