Rhubarb Swoon

10/01/2022

Gorgeous architectural colour and texture documented in this Cuban series, a place I’ve always wanted to visit...

Between September 1998 and January 2001, Andrew Moore traveled around Cuba meeting residents and photographing them among their built environments. He snapped more than 700 8 x 10 color negatives during that period, producing a staggering visual record of a particular moment in the country's history

28/11/2021

My Sunday highlight - the fun online launch of ‘Miscreation?’ - June Yu’s debut novel!
June Yu Author

20/10/2021

These signs are so iconic - I got to see quite a few of them on our trip to the American Southwest a few years back while hiking some the stunning trails there.

Career ranger Virgil "Bus" Carrell had no design training, but "really gave a damn," say experts, about his lasting legacy.

03/09/2021

First time out of the house in two weeks. Feels like summer. 🌵🌞🥑

21/03/2021

This must be what it feels like to be on the ‘inside’ of painting looking out. My train window was completely spray painted with graffiti. No view, just light permeating through stained glass windows with flickering movement and rhythmic shadows.

26/01/2021

A little colour treat from Kinokuniya to flick through - such yummy design inside and out. It brings back memories of crayon names that I was obsessed with when I was growing up: Periwinkle, Burnt Sienna and Salmon.

16/07/2020

This graffiti has been here since the mid 90s - definitely has multiplied and been refreshed in that time. I used to walk & bike ride past on my way home from work. I love how this simple graffiti has become an iconic part of the area.

04/06/2020

Satisfying symmetry! There was a mini bowling alley like in this series in Cesky Krumlov with its own Eastern European flair.

Robert Götzfried, photographer and designer from Munich, Germany. His works include the photo series POOLS, BOWLING ALLEYS, PIPES, PEOPLE OF THE SOUTH, BANGKOK FROM ABOVE and many more.

25/03/2020

Elin Thomas creates petri dishes filled with mold, but she's not using any week-old peanut butter sandwiches. The fiber artist builds her science experiments using a felted wool base, and then carefully crafts individual growths using crochet and embroidery techniques. Most of her creations are set

01/10/2019

The creative lengths an artist has to go to to retain copyright of their own name!

Tony the Frosted Flakes tiger sacrificed as a living room rug, wooden dolls handing their babies off to smugglers in freight truck trailers, and welcome mats stitched from life jackets: rather than offering an aspirational lifestyle, one South London storefront window depicts a capitalist dystopia.