Paper type - Jerome Corgier

Take a look at these paper artworks by French artist Jerome Corgier...

Is it just me or can you also see a 'L' in the above artwork?

This 'T' for The New York Times magazine looks a bit Dr. Seuss and I like it!

Check out more of his beautiful work here. Enjoy!

Printspace - adorable prints

I'm desperately searching for a present for my dear friends upcoming birthday and I think I may have just found the perfect present from Printspace.

How gorgeous are these prints?

Designed by Mara and Nicholas Girling who are based in Melbourne you can buy their beautiful prints online here.

Things Neatly Organised (just the way I like 'em...)

This website made me chuckle a bit.

Things Neatly Organised is a visual treat to someone such as moi who likes a bit of organisation in their day.

Anyone can submit a pic to the website Austin Radcliffe started about a year ago. I think I'll be bookmarking this website and popping back often.

Even The Guardian and New York Times Magazine are writing about this website which is pretty cool, ya? 

Catherine Campbell

Now I know I post about illustration a lot but when it's this beautiful how can I not?

I first came across Catherine Campbell in Frankie a while ago and instantly loved her style.

Just a little dash of colour with a hint of geometrics thrown in = adorable!

Underwater Sculpture by Jason deCaires Taylor

These underwater sculptures by Jason deCaires Taylor really are something else aren't they?

I have huge respect for people who think outside the square and carve their own path.

You can tell a lot of work goes in to these sculptures - this is one gallery I definitely want to see.

Pass me my goggles please!

Paper talent

Happy Valentines Day folks!

How gorgeous is this paper quilling?

Head on over to Julia Brodskaya's website to see lots more of her amazing work.

Type plus paper means I'm in heaven!

Vintage goodness

I j'adore these vintage posters I've just discovered can be purchased online via Galerie Montmarte

The illustrations, the type, the beauty!

Of course nothing compares to flying to Europe to pick one up yourself from a market but should you find overseas flights a bit out of reach right now, then online is the next best thing.

And with all that money you saved by not flying to Europe yourself then you could treat yourselves to a few of these gorgeous posters I think.