You have to appreciate singular obsessions.
Marie-Louise Plum (great name) tends to Favourite Graves, which unsurprisingly catalogs her favorite monuments, mausoleums, and memorials.
Good taste and a nice eye.
And a damn good one at that.
Cassandra Jones shoots multiple exposures of 35mm film, creating simple and gentle geometric arrangements that are much more interesting for their subtle chaos than a photoshop overlay would be.
Nice lines.
John Player & Sons cigarettes have had the most stunning packaging in the tobacco industry for decades, and it looks like their cigarette cards were just as lovely.
This set, Cycling: a Series of 50, from 1939 chronicles the history of cycling–as it was. It’s a stunning account of fashion and human ingenuity served up by the classiest pack of cigarettes on the market (or are they no longer on the market?).
Enjoy.
Ah, bookbinders, destroying beautiful things to make more beautiful things.
I can’t decide if this is a good idea or not—half of me wants an Englebert Humperdink graph-paper journal and the other half cries sacrilege.
