Ocean flight!

Carrie Reichardt’s “Blessed Are the Cracked” turns imperfection into the whole point — not damage to disguise, but openings where light can get in.
Old-school curves, new-school heartbeat!
There’s something wonderfully satisfying about seeing a classic VW Beetle keep all of its personality while trading gasoline for electrons.
Vintage charm, electric soul.
Igudar were part granary, part vault, part community institution — with rules, guardians, and private family compartments.
Ancient infrastructure, built on trust.
Almost disappearing into the snow. 🤍
Guillermo Esteves’ trumpeter swan portrait turns winter into a study in shape, contrast, and quiet.
This painting reminds me of the opening scenes in Jaws.
Jeremy Miranda’s “Night Swimmers” has that perfect mix of calm and mystery!
The embroidery journal grows by one tiny memory at a time!
This entry: chocolate penguins for an 11-year-old’s birthday cake.
I love how Tara is turning ordinary family moments into a stitched record of the year.
Winter can be quiet without being cold.
Rachel Toll’s seascape has that salt-air, wind-in-your-face kind of freedom that reaches straight past the eyes.
This one got me.
Rachel Toll’s watercolor feels like the beginning of a story you wandered into by accident.
Stacey MacDonough-Wolfe’s “Down the Rabbit Hole” feels like a whole story unfolding in fabric.
Those lavender rows feel like they’re moving through the painting — all rhythm, color, and summer light.
“Hills of Provence,” 2026.
Meet OKEY DOKEY, one of Misato Sano’s wonderfully strange hand-carved wooden dogs.
A little awkward. A little mischievous. Completely delightful.
NASA sent five sensors through a metallic layer 60 miles above Earth—partly made from meteor dust—and found surprising turbulence.
Whatever @pocketbilliardshotss is doing here feels like sorcery with felt and cue balls!
Coffee is the invitation. Making something together is the point.
Charlotte’s La Bodeguita is creating space for crafts, learning and connection around a shared table.
Further proof that imagination is often just another word for seeing what something could become.
Peace doesn’t only happen at negotiating tables. It gets built in neighborhoods, classrooms and communities—one ordinary action at a time.
“Peace is hard work. Peace is action.” — António Guterres
A fitting reminder for International Day of Peace: peace is something people practice, build and protect.
That color. Those curves. And quite a story behind them.
This 1962 Mercedes-Benz 300 SL Roadster was originally picked up in Stuttgart by its first owners during their European honeymoon — and stayed with them for 34 years.
📷 RM Sotheby’s
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