SUNDAY

Found on the internet.

SPRING

These were on my desktop. I don't remember where they came from.

Vintage 80s Anne Klein II, from James Roland Shop.

GRAYS

Found here.

ON LINEN

I really like these by Sam Falls, also found here.

LIBRARY

from Rachel Comey

MORE

Stella McCartney (see also: Differences) is commercial but manages to be wearable and just interesting enough. The monogram pattern is pretty out there, I'd love to tuck the blouse into a black or tweed skirt. I probably wouldn't wear the skirt or blouse on the far right but would love to see the look on someone else.

ANOTHER

From Dries van Noten.

DETAIL

SECA Award winner Ruth Laskey's work of finely detailed woven pieces are currently on display at the SFMOMA. On Thursday for the SECA reception, I also stopped by the Richard Serra retrospective happening on the (I think) 4th floor. Apparently Richard Serra has a reputation for being a hard-ass. Maybe he's just impatient?

PAINTED

From a great textiles tumblr, found here.

MOTIF

Adding motif to something unusual makes the motif feel unusual. Chevron stripes on pony hair desert boots from 80/20, and on a hand-made mug from Matthew Hyleck.

WRAPPED

Artist monograph designed by M/M (Paris) for Koo Jeong-A. I like how it's fully wrapped with a photograph of forest -- something hidden and exposed all at once. Even the name wraps it up.

DIFFERENCES

From Stella McCartney. 

1961

From a 1961 issue of Holiday picked up recently at the Magazine.

D/REAMS

Marbled ream paper project realized by Glasgow-based artist Tom Godfrey. On Tom's site I also found a link to another interesting project called pyramidd.biz for which he has created one of the monthly backgrounds. Reams pictured in collaboration with (from top) Matt Jamieson, David Osbaldeston, and Sean Edwards.

MYTH

Maurizio Anzeri, from the Photographer's Gallery in London. Photos found here.

FLAT & NOT FLAT

I've always liked this cover by Alvin Lustig. Its flat patchwork is offset by the incorporated type. Also I think it's impossible not to like vintage handwriting. Interesting how handwriting trends change, no?