Psst. The Loeffler Randall accessories line for Target is up early on the website! Go! (And it’s all free shipping!)

Happy Holidays!

Natasha Law’s book came into the office and I totally loved looking through pages and pages of her fab line drawings. See more of her work at her rep, Breed London. (Breed also reps another of my favorite illustrators, Si Scott.

I went through AIGA’s Year in Design for 2007 yesterday… my favorite category by far was the Book Design category. Over a hundred books are shown here, among them the above two covers.

I absolutely loved the cover for Dead Man’s Float. The book description is as follows: “The main character has suffered a stroke and is relegated to a hospital bed where he floats in a pool of his tragic memories.”

See all the entries in the AIGA Design Archive.

Saw these on Something Old, Something New and totally fell in love. From Nervous System: “Each piece of this series is a unique, one of a kind composition born from the intersection of rapid prototyping and pattern generating algorithms. Tiny circles of varying sizes are aggregated into complex configurations that mimic the natural forms of corals and seaweeds.”

I love delicate yet graphic jewelry… especially in gold. I also especially love the fact that anyone can play with the software that generates these designs and order a one-of-a-kind piece. So sweet!

I loved the shoot with Natalie Portman in this week’s T:Style Magazine. (As my co-worker Thomas says, “It’s impossible to take a horrible picture of the girl.” And I concur.)

I also am loving the new website for the T:Style Magazine… it’s so much fun to go through the articles and see all the photography. (And also better work-wise as this gives advertisers an amazing platform for advertising!) The new blog is also great… I can’t wait to see more content. See the new T:Style Magazine website at nytimes.com/tmagazine.

Loved the new photography up at Zara just in time for holiday shopping. I especially loved the Women’s book, filled with lovely rusty industrial spaces. Very striking.