Hi there! More than a week without any updates, something I try to avoid by all means, but that seems to be more and more difficult… Last weeks were pretty intense work-wise, ruining all my plans to do anything else on a spare-time basis. Pitches are officially 1/dreadful, 2/horrible, 3/trying to kill me.
Anyway, time for some purtyyy things. Because work is not all in life.

Type.

A type pong for type and retro game lovers at hypefortype.



Some wonderful letterpress prints on Etsy to send to the one you love (and who loves lucha libre)



And for zombies fans too.
Slammer is a pretty useful grid app. (Via @Johno)

Illustration.

Yuko Shimizu was featured on FormFiftyFive, and she definitely rocks.
Monsieur Qui is a pretty interesting french illustrator, working on Paris’s walls.

Art.

Motoi Yamamoto is making stunning salt labyrinth.

Just for fun.

If like me, you have an obsession with updating your status, take a look at this status calendar. What are you doing?

And now, off to appreciate this fantastic little moment of spare time, watching an awfully bad resident evil movie . \o/ Have a great day, week, or whatever. and don’t forget to brush your teeth. (I’m not kidding here.)
Love and ikea furnitures,
Zélia.

I love bikes. I love art. I want this. Beautiful giclee print by Ilovedust.

Peace and war omnibus.

If you feel like a bit politically uncorrect these days, I suggest you to take a look at this installation by Phillip Toledano, about the prison of Abu Grahib.

The virtual exhibition isn’t hysterically funny, but th point is to make you think, and I guess it works quite well.
And now you can hang yourself.  
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I have never been able to explain why I was fascinated by photographer Nan Goldin. Her crude photographs always putted me in a strange ill-at-ease mood — yet I could not stop watching them over and over. I’ll always remember when, for the first time, I saw a picture of one of her friend masturbating. Dim light, strange exposure, and the bold centring emphasizing the nudity shocked me. Probably because it felt so true… I hope I’ll ever achieve this abilitie to catch real life moments, like she does.

More about her fascinating life on Wikipédia