d.Sharp Journal

HAPPY HALLOWEEN!

I love these repainted vintage portraits by Museum of Wonder. I have an antique portrait of a church cardinal that would be perfect for this, wonder if they do commissions...

Hope you have a great HALLOWEEN!

 

whatever.

Why use Lorem Ipsum as placeholder text when you can you use Hipster Ipsum?

I only use it ironically of course. {wink} Generate text here: http://hipsteripsum.me.  Hipster bike photo from here

 

board games

Board games imagined as movies. {someone is actually making a Battleship movie. Ugh.} via Something Awful.

Don't Break The Ice {above}.

They also imagined road signs as movie fodder. I love the ET sign!

Where oh where.

Where Children Sleep is a photo essay by James Mollison; a set of children's portraits with a simple white background and an accompanying photo of the bedroom or place each sleeps at night. The project was initally for a children's charity and eventually included over 200 children. More HERE at the Times. Well done.

All photos -James Mollison

Well,

what do you think about Portlandia tattoo tockidocki Barbie? {from here}

A parody on Anthropologie

Fully Furnished Bohemian Crack Den: $1738/month

Fog-Producing Gypsy Headscarf: $390

The posts at ANTHROPARODIE : priceless.

I love this new blog!

Oh, wow.

This is something to see!

Landscapes: Volume Two from Dustin Farrell on Vimeo.

 

 

amazing.

 

Rest in Peace

Thanks to a pretty amazing man.

Your time is limited, so don't waste it living someone else's life. Don't be trapped by dogma - which is living with the results of other people's thinking. Don't let the noise of other's opinions drown out your own inner voice. And most important, have the courage to follow your heart and intuition. They somehow already know what you truly want to become. Everything else is secondary.                - Steve Jobs

 

The new old.

These antique tin pieces fascinate me - I like the quirkiness of a lot of folk art {plus I love old tin}. Tin traditionally marks the 10th wedding anniversary.  Check out more of these unusual pieces at JUST FOLK.

They have museum worthy collections of traditional americana and outsider art.