Monday, April 16

Elements of Style

Abraham Lincoln was my very first crush, my friends all know this about me, because in a sense, I still am in love with him. I can't help myself, I just dig him so damn much! Plus, I love this illustration from The Elements of Style illustrated by Maira Kalman. Such a fresh and lively style, it makes me happy.
Posted by Michelle at 8:59 PM

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