Books and Diamonds

New prints from the talented Kate Banazi.

More on her Etsy shop - alyoisius (I'm also loving her shop's tag - SCREENPRINTED MATTERS. Great).

History of The Beatles as told by their hair

I'm not sure it is super accurate but this poster sure made me smile this morning.
What do you think, which year was the fine lads' best in terms of hair style? My favorite is 1968. Although I love the bearded Paul of 1969.
Have a lovely day friends! xx


Illustration by DeviantArt user mozzarellapoppy
Via Sha Hwang

Nonsensical Infographic

Nonsensical Infographic is an awesome series of artworks by Chad Hagen presented now at the 20X200 project webshop.

Chad said on his works:

"The science of infographics is an interesting beast. Infographics' level of success is always based on how much and how well they communicate their data—the classic form follows function. In this series, I reversed these roles—form is king and dictates what the infographic communicates. Welcome to the world of fictional visual information."

On my previous job I used to make so many charts for presentations and reports, I really loved making them but let me tell you, they were not even a bit inspiring as these ones...

Not sure what I like better, the clever idea behind it or the smart, colorful geometric result. Either way, it is a unique inspiring print and in such reasonable price it makes it wonderful gift for the art lover, charts challenged friend! Don't you find it the perfect art piece for a smart looking workspace?

Wanderlust Earth Day Prints

These fine art Giclée prints were made by Wanderlust for Earth Day 2010 and are offered in 3 different sizes for your choice.
50% of the proceeds from each print will be donated to Oxfam and Doctors Without Borders so you support both fine art and two important organizations that provide relief, education and medical aid to people all over the world.

Check out the rest of the prints (there is a print for each continent) and more info on Wanderlust site.


Via Scrapbook

Don't Look Back

'Don't Look Back' print by Caisee Montgomery of Maddox + Klaus Made me smile this afternoon.



Found via Design is Mine

Happy Monday!

These lovely prints by Netherlands' textile artist Guusje Wannet made me smile today.

More on Guusje's blog and shop.

Face It

Can't get enough of these face prints at Barneys.
The Fornasetti line consist of pillows, trays, vases, rugs and even umbrellas, with Piero Fornasetti's iconic face design, mostly in black and white.

Fornasetti made more than 500 variations on a face of a woman, most of them featuring operatic soprano Lina Cavalieri as a motif that eventually become his trademark.

I find Lina Cavalieri's face and especially her eyes haunting. I wonder how it feels to have a face-pillow staring at you every day from your couch... mmm....?

I'm Loving: Philippe Roucou’s Polaroid Scarves

I'm in love with these silk scarves featuring Polaroid prints from Parisian Phillippe Roucou. Smart fashion at its best or should I say Arty fashion at its best?
The series is called objets trouvés (found objects) and I bet some people would love to hang it on their walls rather than on their necks.
Either way - I think it is genius.

Reborn via Merge.