Inspiration
Pecis employs photographs as a reference, transforming unique moments onto linen. She uses paints with a consistent opacity, blending both similar and exaggerated hues, while focusing on texture and pattern. Each element, from plant fronds to the water’s shimmering surface, reflects her careful attention to detail.
One of my favorite
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I would love to watch the mountain scenery from the enormous window.
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Considering my porch, I want a wood decor vibe. Adding wood to the wall will highlight my seating area, possibly with wall decor and an outdoor fan. It would transform my outside into a second living room!
Amazing.
This piece is a digital artwork by Yehan Wang titled “Wired Metropolis.” The image is created using an “endless line” technique, similar to scribble art, to form complex cityscapes.
Madonna keeps reinventing herself and gets more beautiful and graceful with every era. My idol for life.
I went to Yellowstone in 2019. It’s such a beautiful place, and I’ve been inside that inn. It’s stunning inside and out — truly a treasure.
Why Yellowstone’s Old Faithful Inn Remains a National Treasure
“For too long, multilateral climate forums have felt like rooms where everyone speaks, but no one understands. Santa Marta broke that pattern. It spoke the language of hope.” — Fatima Eisam-Eldeen, University of Barcelona
Nearly 60 countries just agreed to develop roadmaps to phase out fossil fuels — no mandatory deadlines, no petrostates, just a coalition of willing nations finally saying the quiet part out loud.
‘Historic breakthrough’: Colombia climate talks end with hopes raised for fossil fuel phaseout
An 8-year-old on vacation spotted a hooked Kemp’s ridley sea turtle — the world’s most endangered — off a North Carolina pier and called for help. That call saved it. Good story.
“It’s amazing that we can put so many of these endangered species back out into the ocean, giving them another chance at life." — Kira Canter, an assistant rehab biologist with the National Aquarium in Baltimore
Brighton release plans for Europe’s first purpose-built £80m women’s stadium - BBC Sport
I’m tempted to purchase The Stud Desk for my LEGO collections. It fits perfectly with my Tiny Home lifestyle, allowing me to work from the kitchen table, the living room, or the porch using my new seating arrangement… Hmm.
My cozy seating setup on my porch. I love it.
I love the tiny house. I would love to have large windows and skylights around the house. They are filled with wood walls—magical. Oh, there’s a big window by the bed! I love everything. Check them out. These are my favorite photos.
Photo credits: Tanglewood Tiny Homes