The character <n>Emma Gilbert</n> from the television series <n>H2O: Just Add Water</n>.

<n>Kunié Sugiura</n>'s photogram, <n>Trochoids p2</n>, created in 2000.

A still of actor <n>Thérèse Liotard</n> in <n>Agnès Varda</n>'s 1977 film, <n>One Sings, the Other Doesn't</n>.

<n>beeldje voor beeldje</n> poster by <n>Wim Crouwel</n> for the <n>Stedelijk Museum</n>, 1963.

A quote from <n>Alan Watts</n> and <n>Keep Earth Around</n> in a graphic published by <n>Alan Watts Org</n>.

Cover art for the song <n>melancholy</n> by <n>eien</n> and <n>Hiding in the Dark</n> by <n>iamjakehill</n>.

Model <n>Binx Walton</n> photographed by <n>Stef Mitchell</n> for <n>i-D Magazine</n>, Summer 2021.

Data visualization from a <n>Nike</n> footwear research document.

The <n>Hunnewell Estate Topiary Garden</n> in Wellesley, Massachusetts, designed by <n>H. H. Hunnewell</n>.

<n>Waterhouse</n>, a 1982 installation by <n>Nils Udo</n>.

A still of <n>Jane Birkin</n> in the 1973 film <n>Projection privée</n>.

<n>Moyra Swan</n> in <n>Thea Porter</n> for <n>British Vogue</n>, photographed by <n>Barry Lategan</n> in Turkey, 1971.

A remote house in Iceland. Photo by <n>Benny Byström</n>.

<n>Pablo Picasso</n> creates a light drawing of a centaur, 1949. Photo by <n>Gjon Mili</n> for <n>LIFE Magazine</n>.

A photograph from the series <n>The Anatomy of Melancholy</n> by artist <n>Laura Makabresku</n>.

<n>Art Nouveau</n> sterling silver repoussé hand mirror, c.1904, by maker <n>Henry Matthews</n>.

Photo by <n>David Doubilet</n> for <n>Argosy</n> (1975), also used as cover art by <n>Emily Yacina</n> and <n>Maria Reis</n>.

<n>Klaus Rinke</n>'s 1970 photographic series, <n>Boden, Wand, Ecke, Raum</n>.

<n>Massimo Dutti</n> Brand Book, 2023. Printed by <n>Nova Era Barcelona</n> and <n>Pedro Lopez Lindez</n>.

Image used by the alternative rock band <n>Capa de Lluvia</n>.

A still of <n>Holli Would</n> from the 1992 film <n>Cool World</n>, directed by <n>Ralph Bakshi</n>.

“Young designers, you need battle wounds. You need to fail. You need scars. Be curious and don’t ask for permission.” - Joel Beukelman