When the push comes to shove.

Gradients and bodies of water. Into it.

Images via Darkshapes.com

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1. Alex Stoddard
2. 'Pink Bushes' - Amanda Boe
3. 'Suburban Lament' - Alyssa Anaimugan
4. 'Hair' - Jessie Yip
5. Maxime Chillemi Photography

Baby She Look Like A Star

Images via i-D Magazine and Texurism Tumblr.

Iceberg

I love these melancholy paintings by Tran Nguyen entitled 'A Place Procured from Our Yesteryears'.  

Landcapes by photographer Amanda Austin

And someone take me to Iceland...perfect

Images via My Modern Met, Amanda Austin's Loop Profile and Andrew Gallo/Carissa Gallo for igNANT .

Ceramics

A recent trip to Japan (let's pretend you didn't know I went to Japan) has given rise to my new obsession with ceramics. I just want it all! I've even looked into signing up to a pottery class with Hazelhurst Gallery (saving it for after I finish my degree in 3-ish months!).  I am also keen to check out Chinaclay in Clovelly which stocks artisan ceramics... I have a feeling this will be window shopping as I think there is something really beautiful about making my own!

Images via Broadsheet, Hickoree's and Andrei Davidoff.

Late Night Mix

Because I've been way too self indulgent in recent posts...

Posters by Boris Bućan

Generative drawings by Eno Henze

Because I love 'dem trees...

Tree series by Myou Ho Lee

All images via Convoy Tumblr and butdoesitfloat.com and 

The Thinker of Tender Thoughts

So so beautiful.

“This photograph is my proof. There was that afternoon, when things were still good between us, and she embraced me, and we were so happy. It did happen. She did love me. Look for yourself.” 

This is my proof, Duane Michals, 1974

Alicia Framis & Nacho Alegre - Lost Astronaut (2009)

 'My Body is a Temple'- 

"My Body is a Temple is an on-going photographic series where I create Tibetan mandalas from everyday junk food item and other comestible elements."Sylvain Dumais

Unknown by Iosif Kiraly.

Really love the haphazard nature of these images and their construction - it is as if they have been put together to remember something, to make it more vivid by fleshing it out with different angles. 

'Passengers' by John Schabel.

Recently when I drive past the airport I get quite nostalgic/sad and I'm not really sure why. I find that feeling whilst waiting for a flight to depart so unusual. These voyeuristic photos by Schabel are lovely depictions of how other people behave- I guess for some it can purely be a logistical thing like placing your bag above your head and getting ready to sleep.

"For about three years in the 90's, New York-based photographer John Schabel took on a voyeuristic project involving people seated on planes, as seen through the aircrafts' porthole windows. Unbeknownst to the anonymous flyers, the photographer would snap shots of them with a telephoto lens from a safe distance, nearly 100 yards away. The series, titled Passengers, reveals intriguing portraits of the unknowing travelers powerlessly waiting for their flight to takeoff. Some of them appear to be anxiously preparing themselves for the trip while others have already begun their slumber."

Images via My Modern Met, Not shaking the grass, and Quiet is the New Loud