Our last collection of curated inspiration for 2019:

• Photographs of balloons.
• Beautiful architecture in Lyon, France.
• A designer talks about a chair.
• What the UPS guy was really doing when he should have been delivering my packages.
• When dancing on the walls, watch out for the windows.
• Pareidolia is a psychological phenomenon that causes people to see patterns in a random stimulus. This condition can lead people to assign human characteristics to objects. Here’s what an pareidolic artist does when he sees faces in inanimate objects.
• If you haven’t had enough Christmas yet, here’s a lovely Christmas quilt.
• The Brownings and others muse on artistic integrity.
• This museum is on my bucket list.
• A children’s book illustrator describes her path and her process.
• So far I’ve never found a podcast that I actually wanted to follow. Maybe one of these recommendations will inspire me.
• 1960s architecture in Brasilia.