One of my favorite illustrators has started a tumblr! Check out David’s collection of creatures.
2 years ago • 5 notes
Thanks Nom-Nom-Nom for my awesome burger (cupcakes) and fries (cookies)! This is the cutest thing ever :)
2 years ago • 14 notes
Pietari Posti’s sketches of barcelona. I love the vespas, and the warped perspective on the coffee table (the rings don’t hurt!)2 years ago • 31 notes
I love this packaging, they’ve done a great job of marketing their hipster fan-base. But I think I’m getting old as I type my complaint - what the heck do Lush, Cobalt, Rain and Flare taste like?
2 years ago • Notes
Illustrator Jen Hsieh, along with 10 other talented Jennifers, recently completed their book and exhibition Jen11. Her illustrations are beautiful and inspiring.
2 years ago • 2 notes
I just bought a glass and iron humming bird feeder as a thank you gift for my family at Outside in OTR, Cincinnati. This store just celebrated its 1 year anniversary and has the coolest gear to spruce up your outside living areas. The owner was amazingly nice an helpful. I highly recommend this store!
See the OUTSIDE website.
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2 years ago • 489 notesI am Juliel Groveport.
Eric and I recently discovered a shared fascination with the slew of impossibly named NPR hosts we listen to every day: Renee Montagne, Steve Inskeep, Corey Flintoff, Korva Coleman, Kai Ryssdal, Dina Temple-Raston.
In fact, we’ve often wondered what it would be like to be one of them. A Nina Totenberg or a Renita Jablonski. A David Kestenbaum or a Lakshmi Singh. Even (on our most ambitious days) a Cherry Glaser or a Sylvia Poggioli.
So finally, after years of Fresh Air sign-off ambitions, we came up with a system for creating our own NPR Names. Here’s how it works: You take your middle initial and insert it somewhere into your first name. Then you add on the smallest foreign town you’ve ever visited.
So I’m Liarna Kassel. And Eric is Jeric Bath. I even have a new nickname for my little brother in Dylsan Rosarita.




