I love the grimace on this girl’s face, along with her strategically-placed buttons.

If you’ve got it, flaunt it, sisters!

From Natalea’s Flickr.

Faythe Levine (of Handmade Nation fame) captured this surreal moment of her mother wearing the exact same sweater as her — thirty years apart.

Inspiring.

Ty Cole’s hair portraits are genius, yet so, so simple. Nothing better than the two.

buy it: L BASCOM GALLERY
website:  TY COLE

There’s something strikingly romantic about this photo, isn’t there? I used to keep an entire photo wall of framed “chair portraits,” as I called them — all empty. Chairs, benches, sofas. Loved it.

website:  VIEWVILLE

p.s. Viewville just wrote in and guess what? All prints are buy one, get one free (plus free shipping!) for you lovely readers. Cool, right? Just enter DFM-LOVE at checkout during the next 48 hours. Happy shopping (thanks, Viewville!)

My intern sent this over, because she knows I love a good portrait.

Oh, interns. You make the world go round.

etsy: PEGGY WOLF DESIGN

Marcelo takes beautiful photos of beautiful girls.

Also, I’m thinking of writing more on this thing. Are you up for it? ;)

portfolio:  MARCELO GOMES

I snagged this goodie from Art Milk, Jaime’s newest site.

Speaking of Jaime, I’m off to speak at Alt Summit for the rest of the week. I’ll be joining a few awesome bloggers while I’m there, but I’ll miss each of you in this space.

See you Monday!

website:  JK KELLER
blog: JK KELLER

p.s. If you need inspiration while I’m gone, watch our Dialogue series.
p.p.s. You can probably catch me micro-blogging all week long via Twitter. If you’re not following, you’re missing some craaazy Tweets. ;)

Oh, snap. This is my favorite photo of 2010. So far. We’ll see. ;)

flickr:  .AN
blog: A LA SOMBRA DE TODO LO QUE SE ILUMINA

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