The latest artwork to catch by eye is a mixed media series titled 'Systems.' US based artist Dan Beckemeyer combined a highly detailed illustration of a human skeleton with a stitched cardiovascular system and hand-felted muscle mass.
Systems
Moon Phases
I don't normally invite people around for tea. I'm an antisocial introvert who prefers to company of her books and music...but if I happened to be in possession of this moon phase coaster set by Common Rebels, I might be tempted.
Ursa Major Constellation
I found this black wool felt bear the other day on Love California and fell in love. Ura Major is a constellation which is visible in the most of the Northern Hemisphere throughout the year. The Great Bear would make a perfect gift for a youngster who loves looking up at the night sky. If… Continue reading Ursa Major Constellation
Screw This
I have found the perfect pencil for the pessimist in your life. Get a set of these 'Screw This' pencils from Pobble And Ping.
Solve Sundsbo
Sometimes Vogue gets it so damn right it hurts. These bewitching shots of Kati Nescher were taken by Norwegian photographer Sølve Sundsbø for Vogue Italia.
New Arrivals At Barbara I Gongini
If you have been following this blog for a fair while, you'll know that I'm obsessed with Copenhagen based designer Barbara I Gongini and her vision of Nordic Fashion. This woman is a power house and is constantly revealing new wares. I'm getting hyped over the latest arrivals in her webstore.
Aquarium Sculptures
Striking sculptures in aquariums by German artist Mariele Meudecker.
Pirate Rose Pottery
I'm hyperventilating over how god damn cool and freakishly gorgeous these mugs are from Pirate Rose Pottery. Here, just take my money and give me the one with the worm on.
Wyrd Words & Effigies…in magazine form
Just in case you haven't seen the great wyrdness that is Wyrd Words & Effigies magazine, lope on over here to watch the promo video and get the link to download the entire magazine for FREE.
Skogr
It's sold out and won't be coming back because the material Sisters of the Black Moon used to create this gorgeous Skogr Wool Maxi Coat is long gone...but let's just take a moment to enjoy its gorgeousness. And mourn.
Celebrating the strange and the shadowy, the damned and unseen 