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“Cloudberries” by Kristiana Pärn. Floppy blob animals, you’re the best.
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“A Few Things That Make Me Want To Marry Taiwan” by Spanish cartoonist Alex Noriega. I feel ya, Alex (aside from the cute girls everywhere). See more of his charming illustrations at Stuff No One Told Me.
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Love these travel journals by Sukie. They feature envelopes tucked between the pages for storing loose bits.
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Millimeter Milligram from South Korea is one of my most favorite stationery (and more) company. Their designs aren’t that odd—a bit Engrish-y, perhaps—but I particularly like the delightful strangeness of these planners.
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OP-1 is a portable synth by Swedish design studio Teenage Engineering. And it makes me want to puke with lust. (Is this how some people feel about shoes and bags?)
This is stupid on many levels, ignoring that the OP-1 costs $850 (which I don’t think is an unfair price, just…high). Mostly, I have a tendency to buy music-related equipment and rarely use them because playing music for fun is pretty low on my list of priorities. $850 would be much better spent towards a new computer or photography equipment, things I actually use every day.
But man, look at that thing. What a display. I know I’m blinded by its prettiness, but I don’t care.
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Old Coal Supports, 2010
Photograph by Daniel Shea from his project Plume, “a photographic exploration of Southeast Ohio and its unusually dense concentration of coal-fired power plants.”
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Choir, King’s College Chapel, Cambridge, England. 2006
Photograph by David Stephenson. Full series featured in his book Heavenly Vaults.