Williamsburg Renaissance by Dan Funderburgh.
These are so great!
Silkscreened alphabet posters by YeahNoYeah
(Source: ifallelseperished)
You are not Bansky by Nick Stern
I created these a while ago to streamline the look of my dock and I figured I’d flesh out the set a bit more and put ‘em online!
The set is totally free and inside the zip you will find 45 500x500 PNG & 512x512 ICNS, plus a how-to on updating / replacing icons for Macs.
(Source: fridasexual, via eatyourpaisley)
Atlas for The Blind 1837
The Atlas of the United States Printed for the Use of the Blind was published in 1837 for children at the New England Institute for the Education of the Blind in Boston. Without a drop of ink in the book, the text and maps in this extraordinary atlas were embossed heavy paper with letters, lines, and symbols. To the best of our knowledge, this is the first atlas produced for the blind to read without the assistance of a sighted person. Braille was invented by 1825, but was not widely used until later… Read More
Shadowbrook Restaurant, Capitola CA
artist James Warren
Ford Times, 1961
”This unique restaurant is on Wharf Road in Capitola-by-the-Sea near Santa Cruz in California. The dining room is reached by cable car or winding paths through hillside gardens which are a mass of breathtakingly beautiful begonia blossoms in summer and fall.”
It’s been a “Change” kind of night.
(I want another album from The Plan some damn bad…)
(Source: Spotify)
For his latest series, ‘An Economy of Grace’, Nigerian-American artist Kehinde Wiley features women as his subjects - a first in the history of his works.
Currently on show at the Sean Kelly Gallery in New York, Wiley teamed up with another current artistic force and the man behind the recent surge in success for French label Givenchy, Riccardo Tisci, who designed the costumes for the subjects in all of Wiley’s pieces.
Read a Huffington Post interview with Wiley about this exhibition.
(via kellyrotica)
This woman is such an inspiration (I think anyway)
Day 324 Lisa Congdon
