Monthly Archives: December 2011

I have found so many artists around the world that have tempted my eyes with such amazing work. There aren’t enough book shelves (or money) to be able to collect all of the books and art that I would love … Continue reading →

What could be more perfect to end 2011 than to look at some amazing artistic creations by some of our favorite illustrators from the site, What Not. This site has some serious fire power in the guise of beautiful lines … Continue reading →

                      It’s almost the end of the year known as 2011. It’s a year that most of us won’t soon forget, because it was a heinously ROUGH one. We don’t … Continue reading →

                  Isn’t there something sublimely beautiful about this image? I’ve always been drawn to black anyways, so perhaps this was something that I would naturally gravitate towards. Lauren Fensterstock wanted to concentrate … Continue reading →

    Nathan Spotts has a beautiful view of what our world looks like, even if it is an unrealistic scene. Though most of us would welcome this view with open eyes filled with wonder. Imagine looking up into the … Continue reading →

                            Oh wow, I am so in love with Sean D’Anconia‘s style. I found him through a Good post, and am kicking myself for not finding him … Continue reading →

                    We don’t see the books that are no longer used, so we don’t know what happens to them. What happens to their knowledge. What we forgot because it’s no longer … Continue reading →

                        Comments around the world are singling out the increasing levels of police brutality. The people who were once our heroes and protectors are now forcing us to question … Continue reading →

                  Here’s an oldie (Swat Truck – 2006) by Banksy, but it seems even more appropriate today given what’s been going on everywhere. Leave it to the children to find the innocence … Continue reading →