
I am a sucker for triangles. Give me three sides and I will probably drool. Loving these collages and illustrations from the talented Louis Reith.

I am a sucker for triangles. Give me three sides and I will probably drool. Loving these collages and illustrations from the talented Louis Reith.

It’s so intense! What better way to end the week than with a double rainbow?
// streamer invitations from Caitlin Deltino, paint chip bike from Edgar Montano

Here goes week three of the style file series! I am repeating pieces, but trying my best to get 30 different outfits throughout the entire series. I *gasp* had to wear flip-flops one day this week because I was just too tired to find something else. Before I started this, flip-flops were a daily occurrence, but I wanted to show off part of my vast shoe collection so I have been trying not to wear them to work. I do generally wear flats, and save heels for special nights on the town.
Don’t forget, full size images are on flickr, and Monique’s weekly post is up on Geek Squeak!

The white out in Paul Octavious’s photo gives me serious shivers, and makes me thankful that “cold” in San Diego is 60 degrees. Contrasted with Hiroshi Tazawa’s photo of the ferris wheel in Luna Park, Australia, I can feel beads of sweat forming just looking at it.

Sometimes you find something that you love so much you feel like you were punched in the gut. That’s what happened when I found Nicolas Alan Cope’s Architecture II series in his portfolio. I actually said, “Oof!” when I looked at these. I love the contrast in these b & w architectural scenes.
In a somewhat related anecdote, whenever I see a black & white photograph I hear my high school photography teacher say, “The white whites, the black blacks and all of the values in between.” She was a little nutty, so you can imagine why I am attracted to photographs that skip “all of the values in between.”

This Too Much Stuff wallpaper from Flat Vernacular might be a little too much for most people’s walls, but that’s kind of the point, hundreds of tiny illustrations of stuff. It would be a good reminder to clean out your closet once in a while. Even if I couldn’t bare to see this covering my walls, I still love the illustration style and the scale.
// via kris atomic

Somedays it’s fun to peruse the New York Public Library Digital Gallery to see what inspirational goodies they have in store. Other days you want some eye candy from your favorite fashion illustrator.
// top: Blossom Restaurant, 103 Bowery, Manhattan. (October 03, 1935) by Berenice Abott, bottom illustrations by Mats Gustafon

Back again with the second edition of my week in style! If you missed no. 1, get it here. Catch the full size images and a few outtakes on flickr.
Also be sure to check out Monique’s week over at the Daily Digs section Geek Squeak.

Gorgeous chalk lettering by Dana Tanamachi. I would totally hire her to letter a wall for a party!
// via a tweet from h&fj