I think I want this piece in my entryway hallway. Of my new fixer-upper. Which, yes, I have yet to show you b/c I don’t want to overwhelm you. Yep, it’s that bad. Anyway.

Who wants to buy it for me?

website:  JULES JULIEN

You do realize that the way to my heart is through a bass mouth, don’t you, Elene?

website:  ELENE USDIN
flickr: ELENE USDIN

Japanese artist Ryuji installed this piece with ribbons designed from Mina Perhonen, who I love, love, love. Ahhh, double trouble.

website:  RYUJI NAKAMURA

I don’t usually post furniture, but the Hangchair is too arty to pass up. ;)

website:  STUDIO NIELS EN SVEN

Sarah created a tufted pig in the form of a Chesterfield sofa to remind us that yes, leather is made from animals.

website:  SARAH GARZONI
via: NO SMARTIES

Man, that Emma knew her geometry.

Happy weekend, all! See you Monday!

website:  EMMA KUNZ CENTER

“Erin Loechner from Design for Mankind dedicated her daily art post to Haiti Earthquake Relief…” //

The Huffington Post, January, 2010

Those buttons? Oh, man. I love those buttons.

website:  VIRGINIA ECHEVERRIA WHIPPLE
portfolio:  VIRGINIA ECHEVERRIA WHIPPLE

Oh that beautiful light.

website:  BRIAN FERRY
flickr portfolio:  BRIANWFERRY

[image credit: sister wife kingsley]

Sweet Jeanine is coordinating a Blogger Day of Action for Haiti Earthquake Relief, so instead of posting art today, I’ll be directing you to various ways you can donate to aid in the relief:

American Red Cross
AmeriCares
American Jewish World Service
Caritas.org
CHF International
Compassion
Convoy of Hope
Direct Relief International
Food for the Hungry
GOAL
International Medical Corps
Lutheran World Relief
MAP International
Medical Terms International
Mercy Corps
Operation USA
Oxfam America
Real Medicine International
Save the Children
United Methodist Church
World Concern
World Relief
World Vision

Go forth and change your worlds.
(edit: Jen at IndieFixx is hosting a mega-Haiti relief fundraiser complete with a silent auction where 100% of the proceeds will be donated toward the Red Cross International Response Fund. Go, Jen! Go, Art!)