Neon Graveyard

Artist Jung Lee takes neon typography out of the cityscape and shines them into barren landscapes. Each installation seems full of questioning to me; like the lingering questions after a bad break-up. Perhaps most poetic is the collection of "you" screaming into a empty night--a simple pronoun that often means more than all other words. However the viewer chooses to interpret the glaring messages, the visually arresting photographs are the sort that linger in your mind long after your first viewing.

by Jung Lee

by Alexis Anne

office space of the day...natural curiosities

white walls + rustic desk + chrome chairs + many, many pieces of stylish art =

domestic bliss

by ariko inaoka

New Moon

by fredrick akum

father and daughter paint at Shell Beach by J. Baylor Roberts, 1946

Night Horses

It's interesting how sometimes simple things when collected together develop a strange alchemy. Skeleton keys, arrows, tree stumps, and constellation mugs seem to mean so much more when drawn by Alice Ferrow...

by Colette Saint Yves

Mother/Daughter Decorating...

In a effort to show my love for my mom and to thank her for being the kind of mom who always made a stylish and pretty home, I want to celebrate some super stylish mother/daughter duos who are creative and making the world a more beautiful place...

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Imaginary Friends

by Danielle Hession

Tiny Dancer

by Jose Romussi

Coiffeur d'oiseau

This comic which roughly translates to "hairdresser bird" by Alexandra Huard is too charming.