i like the idea _ either or

i like the idea of this little corner shelf.

 martina carpelan.

via svpply.

i like the idea _ colorful felt soaps

they are so nice to look at!

they are real soaps clothed in felt,

and the felt shrinks along with the soap as you use it.

i never even knew such a thing exists. :)

felt soaps from hungarian designer judit ducsai.

let's leave it that way

this is so hilarious, especially if you take a minute

to look at all those characters.

hahahaha.

i love the little ones.

this morning i'm goning to an exhibition opening

that i'm part of.

i'm freaking out.

oooh. i still need to iron my hair

and pluck my eyebrows.

i don't know what coat to wear.

i just can't put on my ski jacket.

ouch.

wish me luck.

seeya later.

pic from it's better than bad flickr

via the lovely, lovely

bubbles on my planet.

(:D :D :D :D i've know bubbles on my planet

for some two years or so by now, still

now that i started writing the name, i wrote

bubbles in my head.

does that mean something? :D :D :D)

cats, a fresh look

i'd love to try and emulate this kind of illustration style.

it's just awesome.

a proof that two-color-printing does not

limit creativity. (and awesomeness.)

pretty awesome illustrations from the sixties.

by abner graboff.

via stickers and stuff.

a lot more awesomeness over there.

this is now dedicated

to laura, because her blog is

awesome, too.

throwing neoprene in the mix

i really love this color combo now!

oh, what a lovely cape!

love the props! especially that origami-orchid-looking thing worn

either at the waist or in the neck.

juliane grüner photographed by craig mcdean

for the editorial surfer girl in interview magazine november 2011.

these images are cropped, please see the originals

here at noirfacade..

a sweet idea

it's such a nice idea to cover some christmas ornaments with sequins.

via the fabric of y life.

things

"untitled" pieces

from a '90s ter et bantine ad.

scanned by me from an old vogue italia.

(sorry for my recent absence, i just had to work a lot.)

i like these illustrations

i really like theses illustrations created by

dasha selyanova and maureen campbell

of various iris van herpen couture pieces,

for slashstroke magazine.

see more of these and an interview with

iris van herpen

here at slashstroke magazine.