daylight dreams editions

I just discovered Daylight Dreams Editions, a Los Angeles-based studio that releases fine art prints, some attributed to individual artists, some to the studio. (It's an interesting approach to authorship and creatorship; thoughts?) I really like the overall simple/organic aesthetic and could see these pieces in any setting, on their own, in a group of similar Daylight Dreams pieces, or mixed in with other parts of a collection.

a few botanicals

Mia Camareros

Just a few botanicals from around the web. These are all simple, beautiful, and well-priced. (While you're looking at that top one, check out all of the Buddy Editions, a great new collection.)

HelloPants on Etsy

The Drifting Fox on Etsy

My Daisy Downloads on Etsy
(not sure how I feel about selling downloads as opposed to actual prints;
I guess it's fine...?)

West Elm (I like the kraft-paper background)

Minted (tons of good stuff here)

feathers

Jen Altman via Nectar and Light

Feathers today, because hope is the thing with them, right? (Apologies, Emily Dickinson.) I don't mean to get weird; I've just spotted some feather art lately and wanted to share.

Catherine McCargar via UGallery

Jennifer Ament via Serena and Lily

Dekanimal via Etsy

Kate Miss photography

Perla Anne via Etsy

LChantel via Minted

transportation art

Tappan Collective

Recently I've been compiling transportation-themed art for a potential client, and I thought I'd show a few pieces here. I'm going for something unexpected—a skewed perspective, an extreme closeup, an unusual style—so it doesn't feel too much like a little boy's room.

UGallery

Fine Art America

I love that you can find vintage NYC subway signs on eBay.

hysj

These photos by Norwegian design team HYSJ are just pretty. I'd put them in minimal white rooms, to let their simple lines and colors stand out.

kara rosenlund

Kara Rosenlund photographs scenery, animals, and still lifes in her native Australia. Her work—straightforward, bold, and colorful—reveals her love of the rugged outdoors as well as the comforts of home.

what i see when i run

What I See When I Run is a somewhat mysterious online shop of really clean, beautiful botanical photographs. I can't tell much about about the photographer/proprietor; I think he's male, he might live in Singapore, and he has a tumblr page. His prints—on matte paper, for a grainy, illustration-esque look—look especially impressive in the larger A1 format. 

print collection

For his business Print Collection, photographer Douglas Levere is selling a great, eclectic bunch of images. In addition to some fantastic vintage prints (matchbox designs, fruit crate labels, travel ads), he's commissioned new vintage-style prints and reissued vintage photographs. The WPA-style See America and State of America series are equal parts sleek and inspiring, and Levere's own snowflake photographs are truly striking. Plus he's based in Buffalo (my hometown). The prices are reasonable, and Print Collection will frame pieces for you, so you can skip that extra step.

calypso st. barth art

I've always admired Calypso for its clothing (and fragrances), and I'd definitely noticed its beachy, serene home goods. The online art collection is new to me—and totally appealing. Blue, animals, abstraction: It hits all my favorite notes.