Instagram of the dayVicto Ngai
A Hong Kong-born illustrator in Los Angeles builds dense, patterned worlds of tigers, birds and moonlight where every corner hides a detail.
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Instagram of the dayA Hong Kong-born illustrator in Los Angeles builds dense, patterned worlds of tigers, birds and moonlight where every corner hides a detail.
Instagram of the dayThe French artist draws people, cats and beach days with a few bold lines — every picture lands in a second, no caption needed.
Pinterest of the dayA Centre Pompidou board that gathers everything blue from its collection: Matisse, Rouault, ceramics, lamps, furniture and posters.
Site of the dayArtvee is a big archive of public domain paintings, drawings, illustrations and posters, neatly sorted, with artist pages and free high-resolution downloads.
British letterer and illustrator Tobias Hall draws type, logos and crests for brands and magazines. The feed shows finished work, sketches and alternatives.
Pinterest of the dayWallpaper* magazine's Design board: 500+ pins of furniture, objects, interiors and buildings, with new projects added every week.
Site of the dayStitch Fiddle is an online chart maker for knitting, crochet, cross stitch, fuse beads and more. Draw a pattern square by square or turn a photo into a chart.
Pinterest of the dayIt's Nice That's board of 1,000+ pins tracing graphic design history, type and visual culture, from Bi Sheng's movable type to Jan van Toorn.
Instagram of the daySwedish-born, London-based interior designer: bold colour, pattern, playful details and furniture of her own design. A feed that makes you want to rearrange your home.
Bookbinder Charlotte Wainwright takes worn-out old books apart and rebuilds them with hand-marbled endpapers, sewn endbands and gold-foiled spines.
Instagram of the dayNorwegian practice Snøhetta shares its buildings, landscapes and interiors from around the world almost daily, each with a proper explanation.
Site of the dayIconic Houses is a global network of 20th-century house museums: homes by Aalto, Le Corbusier, Loos and others, artists' studios, and even a few iconic houses you can stay in.