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Hi and happy day to you!  I hope you are all still a tiny bit full of chocolate and bunny love from the holiday weekend.  Super(S)mart is on hold until the corner store gets going again with their wise-ness.  So today I’m going to share some yummy vintage tabletop collections that I found while wandering [...]

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Strövtåg i tid och rum, 2009 (Strolls through time and space) Armchair, books, bags, boxes, radio, clock, etc. Dimensions: 0.55 x 0.85 x 0,6 m.  Let’s take a walk shall we?  These installations by Swedish born artist Michael Johansson are the cat’s ass, or whiskers, or whatever I’m supposed to say that means, “the coolest thing [...]

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See more at Container List. via: the silver lining

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{ Stig Lindberg illustration for Lennart Hellsing’s children’s book Daniel Doppsko (1959) } Ok.  I fell off the blog wagon,  dropped the blog ball, etc.  And now it’s time to get back up on the horse.   It’s amazing how easily it can happen. One minute I’m up at 2 am typing/sharing away.  The next [...]

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If you are a P+M regular, you will know that I’m a huge fan of the work of this week’s ‘Meet the Maker’ subject, Dave Cuzner.  As the man behind the wheel of graphic wonderland grain edit, Dave finds and shares some of the kickin’est visuals going – and gone.  In their words they focus [...]

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The Life Science Library is an amazing series for those interested in how/why stuff works and the infinite coolness of how 1963 explains it.  This one is on matter.  All sorts.  These are some of the pretty pictures.  For the how/why I’m afraid you’ll have to hunt it down yourself.   The Gravity of a drink. [...]

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Happy Wednesday!  Today, I am in a rush to get up to my studio and am therefore going to lean on my favorite go-to graphic gurus, grain edit, for the book pic of the week.  Second Homes For Leisure Living presented by the Douglas Fir Plywood Association is a booklet that I sadly don’t own [...]

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When I went hunting through my bookshelf this morning to find today’s Bookshelf Bonanza, I came across these beauties.  I bought them at a flea market last year, put them between two books to keep them flat, and then promptly forgot about them.  I was very ‘wahoo’ when I found them all tucked in there. [...]

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Austrian born designer/artist Walter Bosse created some of my all time favorite animalia sculptures.  They are petite and perfect.  The combination of polished versus patina lends a bold graphic style to these little critters that caters to my love of Mid-Century simplicity .  If I ever feel compelled to become a serious collector of figurines, [...]

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Illustrated by Raymond Perlman, this 1957 Golden Press gem about, well, gems is pocket book perfection.  More Mid-Century bling than you can shake a stick at.

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