I am truly intrigued by the prints and recent book by Keegan Wenkman. Keegan lives and works out of Portland, Cascadia and was recently featured on FPO. Keegan’s book Codex Viginti Sex focuses on the number 26. “The first book Codex Viginti Sex is based on the repetition and context of the number 26 in my life.” I know how you feel, the number 22 or 222 is always throwing itself into my life.

Another store on Etsy that I just came to love. 1 Canoe 2 is a letterpress shop in Missouri and has some truly adorable prints available, and I especially love the state prints. But no Pennsylvania is available …

Love these new prints from Brainstorm Design. They rock!

I love these prints of spools and thread on the Etsy shop of Jane Heller.

I stumbled upon a new site called Little Paper Planes that features artwork, paper goods and more from a collection of artists. Below are some of my favorites.

Above: Wild Garden Print by Aline Yamada

From left to right, clockwise: Lost-Cruel Sea by Treatzone, Ship-Cruel Sea by Treatzone, Found-Cruel Sea by Treatzone, Madame Recamier Naughty or Sweet Print by Birds and Swings

Blake E. Marquis Print

I love these prints available from Bandito Design Co. Each screenprint is designed by Ryan Brinkerhoff. Ryan also has an Etsy store which is one of my favorite places to shop! He has some awesome close-ups of each print on his Behance page and some new prints up on his official website.

Oh yeah, and I love the logo – so appropriate and it’s fun with hand lettering!

A variety of animals were let loose for the photographs of Sharon Montrose whom I just found on Etsy! I love her images where each animal seems to have it’s own little (or big) personality on camera. You can purchase individual prints of each animal, or buy them to create your own set! View much more of her work on her blog , buy large limited edition prints, or visit her Etsy store.

I love color combinations and bed linens, and even more … I love them together! Castle is the store front for Rachel Castle, a Sydney-based designer who went from a branding and design agency  in London to homemade linens and artwork.

“The brand represents a love of beautiful, often handcrafted or handprinted, pieces for the home.”

If you have a love for the handmade and desire graphic, colorful bedding or artwork then you should go visit Castle.

I saw this poster and nearly fell off my chair from shock and then laughter. Can you imaging this being posted in the 1930′s? It’s a great piece of work and looks like those college knock-off posters. There are some great posters on Vintagraph where you can view and purchase prints of the posters for your own collection.

View these posters and whole lot more on Vintagraph.

And some very relevant artwork to our status in this country today. Considering the motor companies in the U.S. are losing out to foreing car makers, this should be revived.