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Trippy album covers by Robert Beatty —> Stolen from http://butdoesitfloat.com/ by @LBRN
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Irving Harper -U.S.A-
Ancien directeur du design pour le bureau Nelson, dans les années 1960, Harper a commencé à faire des sculptures en papier...
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Sur les pas de Christian Louboutin à Paris et à Londres...
Aujourd’hui, je vous fais visiter l’appartement parisien, situé sous les toits, du...
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Comme chaque année, Villette Sonique est la grande messe indie de toute la capitale, et sa programmation rivaliserait presque avec le fameux All...
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Issei Suda - The Transition of the Flower of Acting Style
Exhibition at Galerie Priska Pasquer, CologneMay 18 – June...
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anselm kiefer
die bösen Mütter
2007-2011Oil, emulsion, acrylic, shellac, chalk, branches, wood and iron on canvas380 x 560 x 100...
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Hikosaka Woodblock Print Workshop
by Yuki Hikosaka and Izumi Morito of Hikosaka Woodblock Print Workshop
All around the world, perhaps the...
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Hōsen-in Temple by rangaku1976 on Flickr.
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The Amazing Underwater Forest of Lake Kaindy
What makes Lake Kaindy truly remarkable is that it contains an underwater...
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49 posts tagged Animal
Conservationists often go to extremes to protect endangered species and save them from extinction. Here’s a look at some of the strangest things mankind has done to prevent a species from being wiped off the planet — from developing alluring bird perfume to cloning an animal from beyond the grave.
Why your boss should let you look at cute animal pictures while on the job
Pictures of adorable baby animals may cause workers to slow down, relax and be more accurate in their work.
George, a 10-month-old alpaca, checks out the map of the London skyline in the new gardens at the Horniman Museum in south London. Picture: Eddie Mulholland
Elephant-Only Train Service Begins in Louisville ((Courtesy Tipster)) via Broken Sidewalk
Photos: The world’s smallest chameleon can sit on the head of a match
A new kind of chameleon, believed to be the smallest in the world, was discovered on the island of Madagascar on Wednesday. The “Brookesia micra,” discovered by German and American biologists, has a body only 16 millimetres long, or 23 mm with its tail fully extended. It’s so small that it’s only about twice as long as a the head of a match. (Photos: Zoologische Staatssammlung Muenchen/Joern Koehler/Reuters)
Animal Wine Stoppers - Charlotte van der Horst - Designboom shop via Sweet Station
Animal Wine Stoppers - Charlotte van der Horst - Designboom shop via Sweet Station
