I can’t remember on which blog I saw this first, but it’s been making the rounds the last few weeks. I was surfing around on Etsy this morning and saw it again. I don’t own a chihuahua and I’m really more of a big dog person myself, but I cannot deny the mesmerizing elegance of this little guy (or gal). What a fantastic photo.

Chihuahua in a Scarf, $40.

I just happened upon the drawings of Jon Carling in the art section of Etsy and I’m completely smitten. This one, entitled Led by a Creature White as Snow, reminds me of my favorite childhood book, Fables.

Find more of his work here.

Funny how cats feel the need to sleep on whatever is taking our attention away from them - the computer, the newspaper, the remote… This beautiful serving platter sort of takes it to the extreme. The good news is this hand-painted kitty is 100% guaranteed not to shed on your appetizers, which is a lot more than you can say for the real thing.

The Need Not Arrange Anymore bookshelf is meant to prevent us from feeling the need to neatly organize our bookshelves according to some sort of logic. Instead, the books become part of an ever-changing work of art. If only they could do the same thing with my junk drawer.

A gun barrel pen holder from designer Jorge Diego Etienne.

I love science. I’ve never been great at it, but it always seems awesome on the Discover channel. And science love is in the air with these nerdy his and hers embroidered molecules. The hers is the estrogen molecule while the his is testosterone. Totally adorable.

It was just a matter of time before someone interpreted this literally. So adorable. See it animated here.

Tiny Showcase and artist Jen Corace are donating all 50% of proceeds for sales of Down, Down, Down to the Gulf Restoration Network. The print is just $30.

Via Super Punch.

When I wish that I could draw, which is often, I wish that I could draw things like these. Simple and dark and full of humor. Like something from a children’s book.

See more of Don Kenn’s work here.

I am absolutely in love with the photography of Billy und Hells. From Rossetti homages to cowboys, it’s all amazing, decadent and enchanting. Alas, our love is not meant to be. The few prints I can find available for sale are around 2500 Euros each. Time to buy a few scratch tickets and hope for a lottery win.

Via Thought Patterns.