the fanciest of ladies

Untitled signed sketch by Tarsila do Amaral from 1972. I might actually kill a man to own this. [Via Pinterest]

Manhattan Cocktail Diagram by Alyson Thomas of Drywell Art. A must-have for my own bar. [Via Pinterest]

Venetian Tile II by Chariklia Zarris. I don’t know what it is about these super decorative faux-tile or faux-textile prints, they’re so hotel-y but I like a lot of them anyway. I also really love textures and busy mats/frames, clearly. [Via Pinterest]

You On Point Tip, All the Time Phife from Paper Jam Press. I don’t usually go for text posters, but, dang. [Via Pinterest]

Skeleton Reading at Desk by Bettmann. My concept for this print/mat/frame combo is blackest than the blackest black, times infinity. [Via Pinterest]

My Cat is Cooler Than Your Cat by Kevin Lucius. This print contains a true fact. [Via Pinterest]

Cuba, 1997 by Rodero. This is a happenin dude. [Via Pinterest]

12 cat faces (original illustration on paper) by Kristina McLean. Her cat faces have always been my favorites of her work. [Via Pinterest]

The Crafty Fox by The Little Friends of Printmaking at Ye Olde Shoppe. Well, this just seems appropriate. [Via Pinterest]

The Frame, by Frida Kahlo. Duh. [Via Pinterest]

Beer Pictogram Print by Alyson Thomas of Drywell Art. Her cocktail prints made the rounds last Christmas and I still want a set real bad. [Via Pinterest]