Drypoints, from Minu

My Jumper, originally uploaded by sissT.

This new series of drypoint prints from Minu are just lovely. Great characters, and beautiful printing. See more on her Flickr.

The New Forest

a winter walk in The New Forest...

Lots more on Flickr.

enormouschampion

Not a hugely stocked Etsy shop but some interesting bits and bobs, enormouschampion are a duo with some lovely printy stuff.

Charting the Beatles: Working Schedule, 1963-1966

Charting the Beatles: Working Schedule, 1963-1966, originally uploaded by ChartingTheBeatles.

Charting The Beatles

Polarizing Filter

I'm starting to play around with some filters on my camera. I'm sure this isn't how a polarizing filter is supposed to be used but I like the inky lo-fi look it gives to this picture I took in the park yesterday. Nice and grainy but still with a decent amount of detail in the trees...

Some Lovely Things...

Although I should warn you not to look at this if you are in any way trying not to buy things, stuff, or whatsits after Christmas, because you'll be whipping out your credit card faster than you can finish ooo-ing.

Mostly useless things i want is an impeccably curated wish list put together by Jessica Hische (yes, that Jessica Hische).

Snowy Walk Home

This is about as snowy as it's gotten in SW London so far...

Happy New Year!

Didoni Biscuits

Lovely letters + biscuits = genius

From ToveLisa via decor8

Shake It

There's quite a lovely Polaroid exhibition at the moment at Battersea Park's Pump House Gallery, featuring a fetching David Hockney composite Nicholas Wilder Studying Picasso, some gorgeous Guy Bourdin images and André Kertész's intriguing portraits of glass blobs. And I never knew that Andy Warhol was responsible for those endless Beauty features in glossy magazines - you know the ones - lightbox + perfume bottles = feature...

I need these in my life.

Letter Coasters & Number Placemats from Little Factory.

Lubalin Now

Jessica Hische


TV Land, Gretel, Matt Owens.

This is what you might call my cup of tea.

I'm not sure whether this is at the Herb Lubalin Study Center of Design and Typography or Cooper Union’s gallery, or both, but it doesn't really matter unless by some miracle someone hands me a free ticket to New York. That would be nice, though.