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A new geometric design every day
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Wednesday, February 8, 2017
Tuesday, February 7, 2017
fabforgottennobility: blue sky by christian-richter
Artist Uses Age-Old Technique to Create Photomontages of Surreal Images #ArtTuesday
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The surreal and unsettling landscapes of British artist Suzanne Moxhay are views into apocalyptic worlds made through photomontage. By mixing her own photography with archival images, she carefully crafts haunting tableaus. To achieve the end result, Moxhay uses an early 20th-century technique called matte painting.
Originally used in cinema, artists would paint artwork on glass panels that would then be integrated with filmed footage. The result is a seamless environment that would have otherwise been impossible to achieve in its era of invention. Moxhay brings this theatrical sensibility to her work, with pieces that seem as though they are film stills.
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wanderthewood: Vila Nova de Gaia, Porto, Portugal by Celeste...
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Vila Nova de Gaia, Porto, Portugal by Celeste Messina
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Close Views Show Saturn’s Rings in Unprecedented Detail
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Newly released images showcase the incredible closeness with which NASA’s Cassini spacecraft, now in its “Ring-Grazing” orbits phase, is observing Saturn’s dazzling rings of icy debris.
The views are some of the closest-ever images of the outer parts of the main rings, giving scientists an eagerly awaited opportunity to observe features with names like “straw” and “propellers.” Although Cassini saw these features earlier in the mission, the spacecraft’s current, special orbits are now providing opportunities to see them in greater detail. The new images resolve details as small as 0.3 miles (550 meters), which is on the scale of Earth’s tallest buildings.
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Monday, February 6, 2017
michellemoe: HOW I HIGHLIGHT MY HAIR PASTEL COLORS
The Founder: A Dystopian Business-Simulator #ArtTuesday
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Playing The Founder: A Dystopian Business-Simulator is an interaction with the dark side of tech, in which you grow a company from your humble apartment into a world-destroying monster. And after that, there’s always Mars for a new market.
When I covered the Kickstarter for The Founder last fall, Tseng explained that management simulations “often reinforce or try to validate existing systems rather than examine them critically. For the most part these games are not conscious of their own perspectives and assumptions, so they can’t be critical of them.” For example, eradicating crime in SimCity can only be achieved by increasing police stations, instead of, say, adding parks to your giant lizard–ravaged neighborhoods.
The Founder is critical to the point of cynical, but spot-on in its simulation of startup culture: your employee buses come with “number of protests” in their stats, and one “win the game” option involves you, the founder, adopting transhumanism and becoming immortal with telomore therapy. (The “ultimate disruption is the disruption of death,” the game text quips.)
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Sunday, February 5, 2017
STILL BOOKINGPHILLY...
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STILL BOOKING
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STILL BOOKING
PHILLY
2/8-2/11
NYC
2/12-2/18
brookevabooking@gmail.com
@brookeva_ on IG
brookeva.net
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Saturday, February 4, 2017
matt-fry:Andrea Margaret; as it was intended… apparently this is...
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Andrea Margaret; as it was intended… apparently this is no longer a threat :)
@andrea.margaret #kodak
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There’s No Problem a Hammock Can’t Solve
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You have to tip your hat to whoever invented the hammock. He/she took two of the most wonderful activities in the world (swinging and sleeping) and smushed them together to make an experience that’s truly leisurely! In that regard, the YOBO Hammock Stand probably needs some hat tipping too. Its the world’s lightest, most portable and most durable hammock stand.
The stand comes from the company YOBO (short for You Oughta Be Outdoors!), a collective of trailblazers who love outdoors and live for the outdoors. The stand is is pretty amazing in the sense that it is entirely collapsible, incredibly durable, and weighs at a stunning 2 pounds. For something that light, it can still withstand up to 300 pounds of weight (that’s a hundred and fifty times its own) without collapsing, slipping, or giving away. The stand fits into rocky terrain as well as soil, and comes with anchor pins for a solid grip.
You can use just one YOBO hammock stand as a tether point and tie the other end of a hammock to a nearby tree or pole, or if you’re in a more lawn sort of atmosphere, two Hammock Stands should do just fine. If you’ve got a three way hammock, just grab yourself a third Hammock Stand! They’re so lightweight and compact, you’ll want to hammock wherever you go!
The Hammock Stand outdoes itself by also providing an extension for attaching a tarp on top, because why should sunlight or rainfall come in the way of well deserved hammock time! It even comes with a lifetime guarantee, cuz hammocks are 4 lyf, yo!
Designers: Calvin Fenton & Jake Lah
BUY IT HERE: $120.00
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Friday, February 3, 2017
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