So many goodies on the web this week! Here are a few faves:

1. One of my favorite Canadian mags, OCW, just launched another issue! Whee!
2. Did you catch Little Paper Plane’s large format print release this week? The only thing better than art is massive art.
3. Hammocks & High Tea’s newest Hammam tote is begging to take a ride on my shoulder.
4. In case you missed my Tweet, I Wish This Was is by far the most compelling neighborhood installation I’ve seen this year. [Thanks for the tip, Etsy!]
5. Matt Moore’s latest gallery work is insanely graphic, bold and colorful. Plus awesome.
6. Vintage Seekers sells airstreams online? Who knew?

p.s. I’m speaking at Conference of Creative Entrepreneurs in San Fran today and tomorrow. Come say hello!

Oh, man. I need this mural on my garage door.

Link:  FLICKR

Oh, the last puzzle piece. Small pleasures indeed.

Link:  BRAD DOWNEY

Oh, dear. I’ll bet this knitter’s got a bad case of arthritis after all of that work. Amazing!

Link:  MY MODERN MET

Nuria’s street paintings inject much-needed color into otherwise dilapidated buildings. Oh, to be a color injector by trade!

Link:  NURIA MORA

How beautiful is this stop sign from Aakash Nihalani? Art in the everyday, indeed.

Miso’s street art in Melbourne is some of the most stunning graffiti I’ve seen. Can you even call this graffiti?

Proof that there is so, so much beauty in the everyday.

(p.s. I wrote a post on graffiti two years ago today!)

Mark A. Reigelman II re-decorates bus stops, turning average public transportation fixtures into a highly sought-after art installation.

Now that’s what I’d call street art.

Jeff sent over some yarnboming (which is apparently code for ‘knit graffiti’ and I’m not quite cool enough to know that) yesterday, and whoa. Cutest graffiti EVER.

Federico showed me a bit of his work this weekend; instant love. Legos are everywhere these days, and I adore the message here. Fantastic!

Link:  HAPPYCENTRO