Graphic designer Hansje van Halem makes these indescribably flowy patterns with understated energy, like some sort of super-focused waterfalls pouring forth to their destinations without all that messy splashing. My eyes just can’t seem to get tired of following these lines cascading across each pattern.

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For the obsessive compulsive among us, Things Organized Neatly is a daily fix of stuff that’s arranged in perfect right angles and tantalizing patterns

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The beauty of life is that there is so much floating out there in the world that you can constantly trip over it. I saw a book of Richard Paul Lohse’s work when I was in Paris this past April. It was a massive book with endless pages of color studies and geometric patterns. Color usages that I had never seen before. It was amazing. Nothing in this world is random. It’s always an important thing to remember. Experiences and moments have different significances, but everything happens for a reason. Tripping over this book was a huge moment for me.

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