This weekend I was out in nature and didn’t have the technology available to post, so this one’s a little late. These pots employ weirdly beautiful shapes to make something completely unique. I love them. And they’re made from biodegradable cellulose. Kami Pots

Concept art for films has always been a hidden beauty that I’ve admired (and sometimes wished I had the talent to do) This guy’s stuff is amazing. Take a gander. ^ Alice in Wonderland ^ Thor

Vitra has always held a special place in my “wish I could have it” folder. And the new Prouvé RAW series has me gunning for it. A marvelous blend of contemporary industrial materials with mid-century modern sensibility. Now if only my bank account could manage the expense. Jean Prouvé for G-Star RAW by Vitra

Capturing a single beautiful frame of a dancer is a difficult thing, but even more difficult is conveying the “quality” of the movement. These photographs not only have beautiful stills of the movement but help viewers feel a little more about the movement.

Vinyl toys are a particular love of mine (if that’s not a hint for Christmas I don’t know what is) and these are an amazing interpretation of curling players. Fabrice Le Nezet had these 3D printed and then completed a limited edition set. toys representing the most exciting sport ever, except golf