Inspiration everywhere

May 8, 2012

While waiting for friends yesterday, I hopped into the Courtauld Gallery shop at Somerset House to flick through a few books.

My attention was captured by one publication in particular – pictured below. Isn’t it funny how inspiration is quite literally everywhere?

anchor

anchor, sailing symbols

sailing symbols

sailing, sailing symbols

sailing symbols

sailing, enough room to swim a tiger

sailing, sailing symbols

anchors, sailing, sailing symbols

Category : Art

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One thought on “Inspiration everywhere”

zooeyibz on May 11, 2012 at 8:15 am said:

Stunning art. Isn’t it amazing how the right books find us at the right times? I came across a copy of ‘Walden’ in a bookshop in Mallorca, bought it on a whim, and it changed my life 🙂

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