The fossil of an <n>Archaeopteryx Lithographica</n>, which inspired the name and logo for the brand <n>Arc'teryx</n>.

A <n>Ghost Mantis</n>, <n>Dead Leaf Mantis</n>, and <n>Banded Flower Mantis</n>. Photo by <n>Adrian Kozakiewicz</n>.

A flowering <n>Stapelia leendertziae</n> succulent.

A macro photograph of a <n>Blue headed juvenile scolopendra</n>.

Minimalist handmade ceramic plates by <n>emimade studio</n>.

Assortment of <n>Fossil Diatoms</n>. Photo by <n>Astrid and Hanns-Frieder Michler</n> for <n>Science Photo Library</n>.

<n>Making Your Way</n>, a graphic design by artist <n>Estefania Loret de Mola</n>.

A print by Taiwanese modern artist <n>Chen Ting-Shih</n>.

The <n>In-Floor Hangout Area</n> at the <n>Delft Montessori School</n>, designed and photographed by <n>Herman Hertzberger</n>, 1966.

<n>Florence Vidor</n> in the 1926 silent film <n>You Never Know Women</n>, directed by <n>William Wellman</n>.

The <n>Dahlia</n> flower, once prized by the <n>Aztecs</n> and <n>Empress Josephine</n>.

An abstract work by artist <n>Oskar Fischinger</n>.

<n>drobnoustrøøj</n>, a video loop of ferromagnetic liquid, shown at the 2023 <n>Rubix Festival</n>.

Artwork by <n>Julia Soboleva</n> for composer <n>Freya Waley-Cohen</n>'s album, <n>Spell Book</n>.

<n>Bird Twittering</n>, a 1980 rubber stamp print by artist <n>Géza Perneczky</n>.

A set of hand-built <n>stoneware and porcelain cups</n> with a rustic, <n>wabi-sabi</n> aesthetic.

<n>King Penguin chicks</n> in South Georgia. Photo by <n>Amanda Stadther</n>.

Macro photograph of a <n>Fungus Weevil</n>. Photo by <n>André De Kesel</n>.

<n>Irving Penn</n>'s photograph <n>Poppy: Barr's White</n>, 1968.

Photograph by <n>Camille Robiou du Pont</n> from a <n>rise shakti</n> retreat guided by <n>𝖬𝖤𝖦𝖠𝖱𝖠 𓄂𓆃</n>.

Handmade travel tumblers by artist <n>Ruth Toma Ceramics</n>.

<n>Filament of Life</n>, a photograph of <n>Ulothrix zonata</n> alga from Lake Garda, Italy.