Miniature 19th Century Graphite Studies of Three British Estates by E.T. Billhouse amoeba shaped designed in the 1960s by

designed in the 1960s by Jens Quistgaard for Dansk Designs

This hand thrown stoneware/earthenware planter fits the bill--the perfect mix of rustic and refined

but an interview with Vivika Heino mentions her as being part of a workshop at UCLA

I really like the size and relative simplicity and humility of this old tramp art frame

Ramp walkers were made in the form of a variety of characters

Miniature 19th Century Graphite Studies of Three British Estates by E.T. Billhouse amoeba shaped designed in the 1960s byIm getting really drawn into the world of 19th century English drawings, and am super charmed by these little miniature pencil drawings of three different estates done by a E. T. Billhouse in 1838. I especially love how there is lots of empty space around them, such that they feel like private little worlds unto themselves, secretly glimpsed through a scope from on far, then rendered under a magnifying glass. Really sweet. On wove (un ribbed) paper,