my girl's got miraculous technique
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kickingshoes:

So happy to hear we got into ECCC’s 2018 Monsters & Dames! We’ll have prints of this at our table, along with books, prints and new charms!

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zandraart:

cathedral beneath the docks

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thunderstruck9:

Robert Delaunay (French, 1885-1941), Eiffel Tower with Trees, 1910, Oil on canvas, 126.4 x 92.8 cm. source

via guggenheim-art

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rachelhimesdrawblog:

Two screenprinted posters I made about two of my favorite albums/title tracks by my absolute favorite band, The Mountain Goats. It was cool to consider the imagery that occurs to me when I listen to this wildly evocatve music, but I’m sure that different imagery occurs to other folks.

Window facing
An ill-kept front yard
Plums on the tree
Heavy with nectar

Transfiguration’s going to come for me at last
And I will burn hotter than the sun

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lexaproletariat:

gaspack:

Susan Kare, famous graphic artist who designed many of the fonts, icons, and images for Apple, NeXT, Microsoft, and IBM. (1980s)

image
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perplexingly:

It occurred me that I never posted my submission for the Love Unspoken zine for a few months back
Here’s my take on the last moments of the lives of saints Perpetua and Felicity

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everydaylouie:

the swoop

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falseknees:

haha

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y2kaestheticinstitute:

Fornarina London, designed by Giorgio Borruso (2006)

“The space is icy and blue – almost as if you’re traveling through a frozen cavern in the Antarctic. A molded, liquid-like material covers the entire space, flowing across the ceiling and down to the dressing rooms, creating protruding ice blocks for seats and product pedestals. Giorgio went for the effect of clouds billowing against a blue sky. “I love London—but not its gray weather,” the architect says. “This luminous membrane makes customers forget for a moment that it’s raining outside.” Borruso achieved that effect by covering portions of the ceilings and walls in the two-level space with 1,000 biomorphic pieces of molded polycarbonate and backlighting them with color-changing LEDs that shift from blue to white. Thanks to metal strips, the pieces are attached magnetically, allowing them to be rearranged at any time.” 

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dappermouth:

Here, at the end of all beautiful things.

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hot-tofu:

hot-tofu

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littlestpersimmon:

water witch  🌴 🌙

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jaymamon:

First studies of the new year.

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