frankie magazineさんのイラストまとめ

sarah detweiler's work is inspired by the spooky 'hidden mothers' of victorian-era photography.
https://t.co/edlZws16QD

faces are rarely seen in otto kim's illustrations, but that doesn't make his work any less charming.
https://t.co/bgvJWAyE7K

magic, grief, dog wee and compost – all this and an awful lot more in our 101st issue, officially out on shelves today! https://t.co/XTpvAHHgCP

eat your way around melbourne using this ace snack map: https://t.co/IMBG9kw3LE

excuse us, we're currently busy admiring maya varadaraj's collage work: https://t.co/SIpKOFvAoC

do baked goods make you happy? this etsy store is filled with cute, carbo-loaded pins and patches.
https://t.co/eXJVOwF1Tk

here's a bit of awesomeness for you: creative couple margaret and corey bienert take photos of kooky themed hotels.
https://t.co/jNZn0E8nMm

need something soothing to look at? illustrator maori sakai creates peaceful animation loops: https://t.co/fQLcJy3ME2

annelie carlström is a bit of a dab hand when it comes to pencil drawings.
https://t.co/z4Ic9VatnP

in need of a fun christmas card? head right this way: https://t.co/oGkgqXejRV