Word of the Week — EXACT

Each week, I close my eyes and choose a random word from the dictionary. I then do an image search for that word online, and choose some of the most interesting, unusual, and unexpected results to share with you.

Word of the Week — OSMOSIS

Recalling. A painting by Bronwyn Bancroft.

Each week, I close my eyes and choose a random word from the dictionary. I then do an image search for that word online, and choose some of the most interesting, unusual, and unexpected results to share with you.

Weird and frightening green waters. What kinds of chemicals must be in that stuff?

Cracked fiberglass in the shell of a boat.

Intangible. Painting by Dennis Johnson.

Word of the Week — CUPOLA

Cupola by Piero Lissoni

Each week, I close my eyes and choose a random word from the dictionary. I then do an image search for that word online, and choose some of the most interesting, unusual, and unexpected results to share with you.

Cupola brooch by Sergey Jivetin
This design is created using nothing but hands from watches.

Judith Leiber Cupola Minaudiere. $2995 at Neiman Marcus.

Word of the Week — HERALD

Each week, I close my eyes and choose a random word from the dictionary. I then do an image search for that word online, and choose some of the most interesting, unusual, and unexpected results to share with you.

Word of the Week — LIP

Each week, I close my eyes and choose a random word from the dictionary. I then do an image search for that word online, and choose some of the most interesting, unusual, and unexpected results to share with you.

Word of the Week — NUMB

Autumn leaves

Each week, I close my eyes and choose a random word from the dictionary. I then do an image search for that word online, and choose some of the most interesting, unusual, and unexpected results to share with you.

Polar Bear

Book Cover for The Good Soldier: A Tale of Passion

Stella Im Hultberg, Numb. 6x8 inches. Graphite & Ink Wash on Paper.

Photo from deviantart.com

Word of the Week — IRONY

Handmade necklace by Joana Nossa.

Each week, I close my eyes and choose a random word from the dictionary. I then do an image search for that word online, and choose some of the most interesting, unusual, and unexpected results to share with you.

I don’t know how this is ironic, but it showed up in my search results and it’s weird.

Calligaris “Irony” dining chairs.

Satellite image of wildfires in California.

Word of the Week — DENTAL

Each week, I close my eyes and choose a random word from the dictionary. I then do an image search for that word online, and choose some of the most interesting, unusual, and unexpected results to share with you.

Dental Rock.

Microscopic view of plaque.

Stereoscopic photo of a man in the dental chair.

A goat.

Word of the Week — CART

Pink Studebaker golf cart.

A wheel.

Painting by Goya, “Children with a Cart”

A Victorian cart from the 1800s.

Word of the Week — SEE

I just got this idea that at least once a week, I’m going to look for random inspiration through basic internet search engines. The only rule is that I will choose a word at random from the dictionary, and then post the four or five most interesting, strange, or beautiful images that show up in my search results.

Ironically, the first word that jumped out of the dictionary today was the word “see.”