Now, dear readers, we've reached the end of falling/flying week. I leave you with the cute set of blown-glass carafes shaped like mother and baby birds (sent to me, fittingly, by my mother). It might be sweet to bring them out with red wine (mama) and white wine (baby). By Italian design company Dovetusai.

Don't these look like model cities? Amazingly, they're actually real. Italian photographer Olivo Barbieri shoots from helicopters, but to create the plastic-y look, he uses a tilt-shift lens, which allows him to control exactly what's in focus. "Like in a written page, we don’t read [it as an] image but one line at a time," Barbieri says here. We loved his work so much that we featured it in the first issue of baby Bene.

Happy Easter

Happy Easter, everybody!
(Chocolate bunnies from Vosges, via the Scoop)

Etsy seller Leumie has created six different prints, which combine playful, vintage-style illustration with photos of the Australian coast. What's the deal with this cool diving guy? I was going to email the designers to ask, but then figured that it's kind of nicer to imagine your own story.
(via ma vie en rose)

Whoot Whoot You're Cute ponytail holders by magpies nest, $3.50
Rebecca bird by Ann Wood, $44

Just when you thought nothing could beat a good old game of Twister, they come out with Twister bed sheets. Genius.
(via Swiss Miss)

People with a fear of heights, look away! For brave readers, however, here's a vertigo-inducing shot from Chinese photographer Liwei, who could quite easily qualify as the weirdest photographer ever. (Seriously, how did he pull off this shot? That dude totally fell to his death.) Check out Liwei's nutty portfolio here.
(via I Heart Photograph)