Mattias Adolfsson

Open publication - Free publishing

The above is a sketchbook from the swedish artist Mettias Adolfsson which I found via the blog Book by its Cover. It makes me want to draw all the time every day. One could easily get lost in his illustrations and never come back. The only thing that saved me was the fact that I haven't yet had breakfast, and there are some tasty leftovers drawing me downstairs. Anyways, I highly suggest visiting Mattias' bog as well as Book by its Cover, as both provide a fairly endless amount of inspiration.

Things on the Internet Today...

This morning I have indulged in a bit of internet exploration on blogs I rarely visit because I know I will be sucked into their depths for hours. this is what I found:
A Gender Reveal party, in which expectant families discover the gender of their child via Cake! mmmmm.


Extreme ironing, though the lack of oncoming traffic makes it somewhat less extreme...


Monkeys riding dogs herding goats.

you can also see the epic ride of Taco John.

Darna and the Planet Women(more on this wonderful lady later, I promise)


Two girls on rollerblades playing accordions.


how to toss a lady.


Baby Red Pandas!!!!!!!!! EEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!


and on that note, I will leave you to your day.

Down the Rabbit hole...Russia style

okay, so it's time for another rhymes with...
half my face is numb from the filling I just got, and I'd like my face to start working again. in the meantime, enjoy these jems of the internets!

I prefer this to the original Katy Perry song. No, I really do, I'm not joking.


Who knew balloons could be so...melodic?

and then there's this:

How to Slow dance

It's Saturday night, so here's a little guide on how to slow dance.

Daily Drop Cap

oday I am home sick from work, so instead of sleeping(which is what I should be doing right now and will probably do as soon as I'm done here) I've put my energy to trolling the internet. I found some fun stuff, such as OMG Posters as well as This Isn't happiness. What I really got excited about was The Daily Drop Cap, an ongoing project by Jessica Hische in which she designs a new letter of the alphabet each day(or at least every work day). Some of my favorites are below!