Walruses on etsy from Planet Trout, TheVintageDresser, quinnalicious.
Pencils
Pencils all made of different woods. The decimal at the end is the specific gravity -- anything greater than 1 sinks in water.
By Colleen Woods from the superlative blog penciltalk.
David Nash
I used to ride by a charred David Nash sculpture everyday on the bus, down LSD.
I wish I'd gotten off to touch it.
Images via artnet.
Tokyo shopping
Small boutiques in Japan are so thematically coherent, down to the shopgirls.
I can't wait for winter -- long overdue for a Tokyo shopping trip/hanging out with grandma.
Images from the my fave interiors Web site, Tokyo Shop Style.
David Neale
There's a picture on David Neale's blog, The Golden Smith, of his hands,
and I realized that part of the delight of slightly rough hewn jewelry is that it is honest about how it came to be:
pounding with a mallet and alchemy and heat-resistant tools can lead to something beautiful.
Isn't that fern ring amazing?
Heart, redux
Vindication! The heart cutout is so much cuter with a little grit, courtesy yellow smudges that might be roses.
By Luella via style.com
Ebay find of the day
I love her face. She's like, whatevs, just chilling here naked on this lobster.
Current bid: $37 from centsiblestuff.
Tattooed pigs
I have swine flu. How apropos are these tattooed pigs from the Beijing Art Farm by Wim Delvoye?
Via greenwala.
Minimarket
Those black patent wave flats are on my must-have list.
Minimarket has some sick accessories in its S/S '10 line.
Via is-mental.
UPDATE: I need these too. They're Michael Kors, and that makes them, like, somehow casual.
Via geometricsleep.
Icon
The Duke.
"I owe the American people an apology. If I had beaten the old man
you'd have never heard of the kid and you wouldn't be in this mess."
Image via archiveattic, quote via 2parse.
Comfy
Why, hello there. I need more clothes that I can wear to bed and wake up in and go to work.
The description of the dye job on the first dress is pretty spectacular.
Closer look at still-life by 
One dollar
The gist of a million manifestoes.
J. was the first to tell me about the origins of 'lonely' (invented by Shakespeare) --
it's probably my favorite word.
Via rawrxja.
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