I came across this flickr set of postage stamps from David McFarline, and I really enjoyed the designs. Some of my favs are below, but there is much to appreciate about all of them. They have been collected from various places: Bulgaria, Finland, and Brazil, just to name a few.
Here is a little description about the Bulgarian stamp on the very left:
This one is created for the “Banner of Peace” International Children Festival of Arts. The first run was in July 31, 1979, hence the date on the stamp. The two birds in the girl’s hair correspond to the logo of the festival – two doves in an egg shell, representing the world (also shown on the stamp). The year was chosen to coincide with the International Year of the Child – that logo is also present on the stamp.
See the entire collection of stamps here.
As promised, here is the second Valentine’s Day postcard in the series. Just download the PDF using the link below and simply cut and send.
Cuteness
Inspired by the 
The only thing better than a handwritten letter to your valentine this year would be…a rosewood scented handwritten letter. 
Love the metal and clay jewelry creations from Dutch artist 
Good photography is easy to come by, but occasionally I’ll come across a set of work that is particularly striking to me. These 
Apart from being just a novelty, these 
After the Christmas glitter and baubles were cleared out of every retail store across the country, a new set of decorations took it’s place…for Valentine’s Day! It’s incredible how early we get prepped for each big day on the calendar. I admit that I’ve been struck already with an arrow from cupid, and I’m feeling romance in the air. OK, that’s a bit dramatic, but I’m looking forward to the pink and red holiday.