If this was a skirt, I’d wear it everyday and only take it off to wash it… by hand, of course. You know, so the awesome wouldn’t wash out during the rinse cycle. [thanks, vrno!]
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hubble.
Oh, you know. Just Hubble. [thanks, heather!]
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lorraine glessner.
Lorraine Glessner is just one of those people who get better and better with time. I’ve been loving her Sunday church drawings, which, surprisingly*, look way better than mine. *That’s sarcasm, folks. I can’t even draw a cat. [thanks for the tip, kathryn!]
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pyramid.
Seriously. Who wouldn’t want a plush souvenir to remind us of just how awesome those Egyptian gods were? $42 from Franz Tormers. p.s. I almost didn’t post this product b/c it was on a black background. THAT is how much I distaste stuff on black backgrounds. Man. p.p.s. I forgot to tell you — there’s
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cool.
From Flickr.
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masha krasnova-shabaeva.
This is a bat drawn by Masha Krasnova-Shabaeva, and I can’t tell if I think it’s more creepy than a real-life one, or less. Either way, I LOVE it.
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caroline gaedechens.
Caroline Gaedechens‘ drawings are like charcoal-covered pretzels. (Which I mean as a major compliment). Also, how beautiful are her color schemes? Like a rainy day on the coral reef or something. Also again, bears are the new owls. Quote me on that. Wings are so overrated.
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vintage togetherness.
A fascinating article from National Geographic circa 1969: “Adults and children crowd a small public pool in Reykjavík to soak in natural hot water drawn from nearby springs. Although air temperatures range from the high 50’s in summer to below freezing in winter, the water remains around 85 degrees. Numerous outdoor pools operate year-round, doing