It’s been a long time coming, learning this lesson, but its rewards have been unparalleled. Learning to Love yourself completely is a journey that never ends.

“See I thought love was black and white, that it was wrong or it was right.”
- Missy Higgins

This ish is cool…

(I would have bought this Archival Pendleton Sport Coat if it weren’t a Men’s Large… And I’m not trying to be a tailor. Sad day)

Oh hey Mikey…

Archival Lacoste Lightweight Windbreaker Gucci Primitive / Circa 1990s

Archival Polo By Ralph Lauren Grizzly Crewneck Circa 1992

This ish is not cool…

Link it.

Cyana TrendLand

The newspapered room is so cool. Cyana has such a beautiful diversity in her work. She also plays a lot with urban and rural setting, which I love. I featured one of her photos in an earlier post. Find more of her work on the Behance Network here or visit her website.

Graphic artist Elza Jo van Reenen’s collection of eclectic art photography has become a popular medium in Holland. After spending a few years studying graphic design, Elza Jo eventually developed her passion by transforming her artistic drive into this experimental artwork you see before you, which was initially inspired at a strip club in Holland. There is something so modern and playful about her work that I love. Check out Elza Jo’s website here.

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Archan Nair

Archan Nair of New Delhi, India, specializes in Art Direction, Illustration, and Digital Art. He has been producing illustrations and interactive designs for Pepsi, Tiger Beer, Canon, Microsoft, GQ among others. His work has also been featured by Musical talents such as Kanye West. Find more of Archan’s work on the Behance Network here or visit his website.

Signs of American Life by Stephen Tamiesie

“Traveling across the remote American landscape – particularly the West – I have often felt a seclusion I can only attribute to the foreignness of the topography and the physical distance from other human beings.  Ironically, at times when it seemed I was quite isolated from another person or anything familiar, I did not have to look far before realizing that someone was nearby or had been where I was at one time before me.  Often these signs were of a bizarre nature, yet they produced a strange sense of comfort.  In these photographs I am reminded less of this comfort and more of the observation that the distance between what is familiar and unfamiliar is shorter than I often imagine.” -  Stephen Tamiesie

That last piece with the opening and the sky is awesome. Find more of Stephen’s work on the Behance Network here or visit his website.

I love the mixed media of vibrant paint on black and white photography in these pieces. The paint brings another dimension into the works and somehow brings them to life, giving them an energy. Find out more about the Artist here or visit their website.

This girl is too cute. She has a great eye for picking out the right pieces, whether it’s hunting on ebay or sifting through the vintage shops and Forever21. Bonus – She breaks down all of her outfits pictured for you. I would raid her closet for sure. Check out Karla’s Closet.

I love this!