"Waterfall" Print ($30)

Via Dooce. I would kill, or at least be willing to trip someone on an escalator, to own the original of this print. But I'd be pretty happy just to own the print, too. Photo embiggened so you can see all the wonderfulness. By Jon Klassen, from Nucleus.

Ceramic Polaroid Camera ($60)

Polaroids started out as a democratic toy to make photography more accessible to everyone, and like a lot of democratic design (think everything modernist ever), they eventually ascended to high art. And now the film is discontinued. Sad! You can still declare your Polaroid love, though, with this lovely hand-cast sculpture from Yellow Owl Workshop.

Child With Rabbit Papercut Print ($13)

I would describe the aesthetic here as "goth nursery." Love it.

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From Mon Petite Fantome.

Los Angeles Loteria Letterpress Print ($375)

Limited edition of 100, signed by the artist, Dan McCleary. Part of the Aardvark Press Los Angeles series.

Danger: Zombies Letterpress Print ($15)

I love everything about this.

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From YeeHaw Industries

Stamps (2) Print ( £50)

This is very simple, but I find myself wanting to look at it over and over. Designed by Lucy Vigrass, from Peepshop.

Moleskine Notebook With Handpainted Cover ($11)

A tiny, original painting on each one. Plus, they come with free stickers!

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From The Blackbird Sings.

"Bad Unicorn" Print ($30)

This wonderfully puzzling monster is available as a very affordable print. I think this would be great in a children's bedroom, but this may just be my sick sense of humor. YMMV. By Chris Appelhans, at Gallery Nucleus.

Nikki McClure Calendar 2009 ($17)

Mad talented artist Nikki McClure has her 2009 calendar out. If you want one, buy early—I've seen them get hard to find. From Rare Device.

100 Psychos Print Poster ($30)

Limited-edition, signed print of 100 tiny paintings by Maura Cluthe. I can't explain why this appeals to me, but it definitely does. From Fragmented.

Morpherty Print ($17.50)

8x10, with fairytale trees, blackbirds, and a haloed moon.

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From Groovy Inclinations.

Orange Blossom Special Windowshade ($75)

It's a window treatment, but it's also art: an original illustration by Addie Gartland, custom-printed and sized to your window. Get yours at Drink And Dream.

Translucent Porcelain Cup ($28)

This cup, with its translucent-dotted base and sewing-inspired marks and seaming, is the first piece I fell in love with by this artist. From Stepanka Ceramics.

Happy: Box With Four Porcelain Balls ($360)

Handmade of porcelain and stoneware clay, these would look great on a coffee or side table, or as a centerpiece in the dining room. From Stepanka Ceramics.

Asking Questions: Porcelain Wall Pillow ($42)

Concept piece and a lovely decoration for your wall, from Stepanka Ceramics.

Le Printemps ($25)

Deliciously dreamy 6x6 signed photographic print by Irene Suchocki in metallic inks. From IS Photography.

"Catch Me If You Can" Rat Silhouette Art Plates ($275)

This is not for everyone, obviously. There is the price. Then there is the fact that we are dealing with ratty (literally) plates, which may make one person sigh "sublime" and another person yell "eek." But for me, there is something wonderful about these somewhat tubby and inelegant rats racing across dainty china like scruffy thoroughbreds. YMMV. From Bailey Doesn't Bark.

Weathered Letter Photograph ($15)

With every letter of the alphabet—all of them from different vintage signs—you could easily buy and frame up a name or your favorite word. From Jacquelyn Lee Photography.

Mermaid Print ($10)

8.5"x11" print is personalized and signed—affordable art! From Rochelle 31.

Limited Edition Handmade Bird Art Tile Set ($60)

They have notches on the back to hang, but wouldn't they also be insanely beautiful actually used as tile? Accent pieces in a backsplash or something. Anyway, only two sets left, buy fast. Originally $90/set. From Modish Handmade Goods.