Following

WTF, Evolution is a look into the weird and wonderful world around us. I'm always a fan of the odd and strange, so these creatures are right up my alley. I mean look at that fuzzy caterpillar!

I'm following Sandy the Zine on Instagram. It's a funny feminist corner of the web filled with pictures and memes -- a bright and friendly place to hang out for a while.

I'm following The Riot Grrrl Project, specifically their Instagram account, which is filled with punk rock flyers, band photos, and grrrl power! I see they're doing a cool book project that I think I'll look into contributing some of my work.

I'm following Kathleen Hanna; her Instagram account is filled with images from her life that appeal to my punk side. Also the brilliant use of a sanitary pad as a band-aid is a pro life tip for all!

Words cannot express how happy this blog makes me! Cat cosplay is truth in advertising featuring photos of kitties dressed up as popular fictional characters.

I love the celebration of textures, patterns, and colors that delight the eye when visiting Chinatown. Chinatown Pretty is a blog that "celebrates the street style of seniors living (and grocery shopping) in San Francisco’s Chinatown". I especially love the close up shots showing the details of each outfit.

Education in Feminism is a fantastic Instagram account that showcases smart, silly, and thought-provoking works about feminism. Vintage advertisements and instructions on getting a man co-exist with

Jeff Wysaski is the clever prankster behind Obvious Plant. He creates realistic looking corporate signage and then plants them in public spaces. He's sarcastic and funny and I would love to catch one of his signs in the wild. Maybe this subtle pranking will become trendy -- I can only hope.

If we're Facebook friends, you have already seen me share Every Single Word, a Tumblr account that edits major motion pictures down to the words spoken by people of color. Dylan Marron makes a powerful statement about the presence of non white speaking roles in Hollywood with his powerful edits.

I'm following Paperholm, an amazing paper construction project by Charles Young. Every day Charles builds a tiny building, often with moving parts and photographs the whimsical results.