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Floating along blissfully in any one of the artist's creations inside Hugo Fournier's dreamy spaces.

 floating along blissfully in any one of the artist's creations inside Hugo Fournier's dreamy spaces.

It's 420, and we'd rather be floating along blissfully in any one of the artist's creations inside Hugo Fournier's dreamy spaces.


 

With Valentine's Day in the rear-view mirror, we suggest stocking up on 1/2-priced candy and going full goblin mode during President's Day weekend. Spring is just around the corner, and it's bringing 4/20 right along with it. We're gearing up for something very special this year...

So without further ado, we have our weekly inspiration for you to spark your afternoon daydreams.

 

Super Bloom

It's 420; here's where we'd rather be - California Superbloom

 

After a record-breaking winter rainfall, California is predicted to have both a breathtaking and epic super bloom. In Los Angeles and areas in Southern California, the poppies are already beginning to bloom near Lake Elsinore. Pack a lunch and take a short drive (if you live in Los Angeles). We highly recommend it.

 

If you're looking to plan a trip, check out this handy guide by AFAR.

 


Ontogeny

 

Ornate floral centerpieces, bouquets, and corsages inspired this video, making it visually and auditorily fascinating. Director Frederico Barni & colorist/filmmaker Alexander Lowe give you "Ontogeny - an experimental nature film."

 

 


Snack on this

Minature Subway footlong sub that measures one inch by artist Nadia Michaux

 

U.K. Subway sandwich shops debuted a new menu item.

The catch? You can't eat it.

The replica foot-long sub is made of clay and measures less than one inch. The sandwich chain worked with miniature ceramic artist Nadia Michaux to commission a tiny meal with a drink, straw, paper bag, and napkins. 

 

Read more about the process here.

 


Highly Satisfying

 

Marterium (Markus Kanzler) is a German 3D artist. He cites the exploration of form and color as one of his largest creative drivers. He uses these tools to communicate in his language by translating abstract ideas into fascinating and captivating compositions.  

 

For more reflective graphics, check out his Instagram.

 


Recommended Listening

 

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