Sarah Jae-Jones

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I want to be here.

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I live here all the time.

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Years of hard work, people. Best way to write something worthwhile.

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This would be perfect in a kitchen. But what am I talking about? I'm never in a kitchen.

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For if I ever get a landline.

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Perfect place to display all my junk.

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Too bad this is a single lightbulb, but this is an awesome idea.

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A TV easel is kind of the most genius idea ever.

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I want this desk. I don't know where the hell I'd put it, but I want it nonetheless.

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I must figure out how to make chandeliers like this.

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Homemade scrabble art. Clever office idea!

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Like this. I love the look of this pendant lamp.

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A few years ago I would have been all over this, but now I'm trending more toward industrial/reclaimed. Still, this is keeping in theme with my sylvan obsession.

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For the library/reading nook in my fantasy mansion.

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Everything from Restoration Hardware. Everything.

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To also go in the nautical themed bathroom.

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French nautical sconce. Would be awesome in the bathroom that goes with Old World steamer travel bedroom in my imaginary mansion.

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I want everything from Restoration Hardware. Why am I not a gazillionaire?

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I am loving this Old World steamer travel look.

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Apparently I just want to live in a more whimsical version of the Ewok village.

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Looks like Getreidegasse. God, I miss Austria.

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The Flowchart of J. Alfred Prufrock. (From Book Riot. Well played.)

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I want to go there.

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The Disreputable History of Frankie Landau-Banks by E. Lockhart. Not only is this a fantastic cover, it's a fantastic novel as well. It's a prep school novel, but more than that, it's a novel about privilege and feminism and trying to find your own way. EXCELLENT.

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Revolution by Jennifer Donnelly. I love the cover here, but I also love the entire book package. Beveled edges! I am in love.

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The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern. This cover perfectly encapsulates the feel of the book. Also, I love how gorgeous it is as a work of standalone art!

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Larkstorm by Dawn Rae Miller. I am, indeed, a sucker for illustrated covers. I love illustrated covers! They should be back in vogue, I say.

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In my continuing bid to live like I'm camping in an attic all the time.

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Sensu Brush: smart tool combines a rubber-tipped digital stylus with a capacitive paintbrush in a single, sleek, silver package that gives you all the feeling and responsiveness of a real brush without the mess. Available in May. I WANT ONE. I WANT SO BAD.

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Going Bovine by Libba Bray Oh god, this book cover. It freaks me out. In the best way possible. (It's also WONDERFULLY representative of the contents inside.)

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Horten's Miraculous Mechanisms by Lissa Evans Middle grade books tend to have cover elements I adore: black and white ink drawings, handlettering, etc. This one is delightful.

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Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell by Susanna Clarke I'm a huge fan of the starkness and the early 19th century-ness of the typeface.

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The Lover's Dictionary by David Levithan God, everything. Such a great cover. (And a great book.)

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The Marriage Plot by Jeffrey Eugenides I love graphic/illustrative covers more than photographic ones, and this one is kind of perfect. I love the Mobius strip ring and the handlettering.

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The Book of Lost Things by John Connolly (I think people are probably starting to get a sense of the look I love in book covers.)

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Unspoken by Sarah Rees Brennan Incidentally, the same artist who did the Evolution of Calpurnia Tate. I LOVE THIS. EVERYTHING ABOUT THIS. BEST COVER EVER!!!!!!

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The Evolution of Calpurnia Tate What did I say about papercut silhouettes?

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A Greyhound of a Girl by Roddy Doyle I love the strong typographic elements, the papercut silhouettes...everything.

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ALL THE BOOKSHELF PORN EVER. Practically NSFW.

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I found a Photoshop brush that pretty closely recreates what it's like to sketch with graphite, so I drew a quick sketch of a sad Corliss (referencing David Tennant because...everything should reference David Tennant).

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Why can't I art like this? I must study up on how to draw backgrounds.

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Looking up through a forest at a magical sky.

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Gorgeous.

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Jareth, the Goblin King.

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Leigh Bardugo He may have come up in a post I'm writing on the appeal of the badboy ;)

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Jarred Tones

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Tin Tones

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Door Brights.

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Door Tones.

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I have discovered Design Seeds. It is kind of the greatest thing ever. (Italian Tones)

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Sumi-e (ink wash) painting.