Dumb Canes by Rabia S. Akhtar. (instagram.com)

Last Light On The Creek by Steven Weinberg. (stevenweinbergstudio.com)

Trees and Shore by Claire Sherman. (clairesherman.com)

Some things I liked this week:

These chair friends

This bit on finishing things, I added it to my collection of endings

This cute video: Beastie Boys through the years

This site: LOADMORE that “collects distinctive mobile experiences” worth the click just for the little mascot

I am currently:

Really into this mural painted by Ariel Lee.

Listening to Rain Country by John Swanke.

Coveting these pocket notebooks from Big I Design.

Liking these “humble phantoms” carved from wood.

Nodding along to this definition of the night feeling h/t Jack Cheng.

Glass Window by Brett Allen Johnson

By William Mackinnon.

Rain by Lea Ignatius

Look: The art of Sebastian Foster

Look: The art of Kristin Moore

Look: the art of Shuan Tan.

Look: the art of nata metlukh. The animated GIFs are a delight.

Source: svapicsandmags.com

Source: tumblr.com

From: cutaway house illustrations appreciation post & fan club by way of Meanwhile.

Look: Buildings as Isolated Facades.

Art by Owen Pomery via his newsletter.

Photo by Tomasz Filipek of the Neon Museum + more from 99% Invisible.

By Stanley Roy Badmin.

The art of Silvia Celiberti / Instagram / via booooooom.com

“RENAISSANCE # 05” by Conrad Jon Godly via Colossal

• An illustrated guide to science-backed mood boosters.
• A zine about reclaiming your life from digital technology.
• A tool for searching independent websites.
• A collection of the “best” marketing headlines on the internet.
• Over the Garden Wall’s 10th anniversary stop motion short.
• Max Vogel Gonzalez’s illustrations.
• An experiment with giving out potatoes to trick or treaters.
• A concept to break procrastination.
• Some objects I covet: Nike C1TY “Surplus” shoes, El Oso Bear Tee, the Kobo Clara Colour, and the book Assembling Tomorrow.

Halloween by Bo Bartlett /via MLTSHP.

More things of the spooky variety if you are interested.

This Crystal Fragment turns everything you see into 8-bit Pixel Art. /via bencrowder.net

Illustrations by Ben Pearce, more on his site and Instagram.