Josh Brill’s little illustration shop, Lumadessa, is far from ordinary. His illustrations are spectacular, crisp, with a mid-century-like style. Five-percent of profits are donated to animal and environmental charities. Thanks, Aaron!

This bizarre, but strangely beautiful ceiling piece called Flock by Julia Lohmann was made using preserved sheep stomachs.

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It’s no secret we love dogs, and Heather Lahaise’s recent painting “Hey Mister” is a show-stopper.

I’ve been a huge fan of Always with Honor for a while now and I’m falling in love with their illustration style. My all time favorite illustration is this stack of pancakes and syrup. They’ve been doing some stunning illustrations for GOOD magazine here.

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Woolly mammoths are soooo on tap for 2010.

It must be sculpture day, and whoa — Brazil is looking more awesome every day…

OK we need to discuss this sculpture for a second. Could it be any more awesome?

Holy crap — this is my kinda sheep. Check out Rachel Denny’s show at Winston Wachter Gallery in Seattle starting on September 15th! Wowza!

Strong like bull.

Molly Schafer and Jenny Kendler have teamed up to create a fantastic series entitled The Endangered Species Print Project. All proceeds go toward conservation organizations, and the number of prints directly correlate to the number of animals left in the world. (Note: Only 30 Amur Leopards remain in the world today, so swipe that goodie up fast!).

Love this concept.