I got this item listing does not exist page last night after following an incorrect link – I don’t know if etsy is updating their error messages, but I haven’t seen this before. It’s so cute! Very sweet :)

…or a little bit The Dark Knight?

God Save The Villain, my favourite Threadless shirt for ages.

I haven’t had much time in front of my laptop to post everything I’ve wanted to in the past couple of weeks, I really do wish the WordPress app for iPhone was more flexible and robust.

Never mind :-) I’m going to try to be less neglectful this week and see how I go – and fingers crossed for more knitting motivation.

I was happy to find Issue 4 of UPPERCASE in my mailbox last week, even though I regularly buy other magazines this is the first that I’ve subscribed to… I must admit that was mostly due to the Issue 1 cover design. I wanted this magazine and it took me so long to get it, instead of subscribing directly from them in Canada I went through their one and only Australian stockist – six months later I see Issue 3!

Enough complaining :) This issues cover was designed by San Franciscan illustrator Leigh Wells, her work is a fine example of those times I feel sadly jealous that I am not a talented illustrator.

Flora With Bird – Julia Rothman VIA

I was sitting here admiring this ink & gauche illustration by Julia Rothman when I realised she is the designer of the Daydream Wallpaper I still want on one my walls so much! Does loving two pieces now make me a fan? I think so :)

Christophers Ears, Illustrated by Chelsey Freyta, Printed by bespoke

Honey In Sunshine, Illustrated by Nancy Mungcal, Printed by bespoke

Anyone that knows me will know that I love beautiful illustrations, beautiful paper, and just about anything letterpress printed, so the new Bespoke Letterpress Illustrators Project in right down my alley. Cristophers Ears is definitely my favourite from the illustrations shown at the moment… but Honey In Sunshine is a close runner-up.

The Illustrators Project is a great opportunity for emerging artists to see their work printed beautifully and available for everyone to see and purchase, I once again wish that I was a professional illustrator and remember my drawing class is on tonight :)

I was in contact with Alischa from Bespoke earlier in the year, I so wanted to have my business cards printed by her and she sent me some lovely samples so  I could see the quality of the paper and printing. I’ll be keeping a closer eye on the shop from now on.

Sometimes I Think, Sometimes I Am, Sara Fanelli

I am sorely tempted to dismantle this book and hang the beautiful illustrations on my wall. I’d love a print of the front cover in the very least, on the look out now :)

never apologize., originally uploaded by (kerry ball).

Illustration by Stuart White VIA

I couldn’t tell you why, but out of all the interesting illustrations and images from Stuart White, this one really spoke to me. I kind of imagine that this is the future ahead of this young melancholy girl, so not a happy picture to my eyes but interesting.

Bielefeld 50 Mark – 1922, originally uploaded by Iliazd.

Wandsbek, 25 Pf, 1922, originally uploaded by Iliazd.

Part of a very cool set on flickr of German Emergency Currency, Notgeld, from between 1914 and 1923. The set owner gives a very interesting history of these notes originally belonging to his Wife’s family, I highly recommend viewing the entire set, for the history as much for the beautiful examples of German design.