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~ Sunday, February 7 ~
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Poster for Future Rock + Prepschool (Live PA)
Some of these posters for events at 2720 Cherokee are amazing!

Poster forĀ Future Rock + Prepschool (Live PA)

Some of these posters for events at 2720 Cherokee are amazing!

Tags: design music
~ Saturday, February 6 ~
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~ Wednesday, February 3 ~
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Flying Squirrel: “Wheeeeeeee!”Deer: “Jesus! What the f*ck?!”
From Field & Stream’s ‘Trail Cam Bloopers’

Flying Squirrel: “Wheeeeeeee!”
Deer: “Jesus! What the f*ck?!”

From Field & Stream’s ‘Trail Cam Bloopers’

Tags: funny
~ Friday, January 29 ~
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~ Tuesday, January 12 ~
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Artist Katinka Matson uses a CCD flatbed scanner to capture deep, vibrant images of flowers and other natural objects. She writes, “Without the distortion of the lens, highly detailed resolution is uniform throughout the image, regardless of the size of the printable media. The lighting effects from the sliding sensor beneath the object, coupled with overhead effects involving lighting and movement, result in a 3-D-like imaging of intense sharpness and detail. Images created by scanning direct-to-CCD cut away layers, and go to a deeper place in us than our ordinary seeing and vision.”

Artist Katinka Matson uses a CCD flatbed scanner to capture deep, vibrant images of flowers and other natural objects. She writes, “Without the distortion of the lens, highly detailed resolution is uniform throughout the image, regardless of the size of the printable media. The lighting effects from the sliding sensor beneath the object, coupled with overhead effects involving lighting and movement, result in a 3-D-like imaging of intense sharpness and detail. Images created by scanning direct-to-CCD cut away layers, and go to a deeper place in us than our ordinary seeing and vision.”

Tags: photography
~ Sunday, January 3 ~
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The Adventures of Bucakroo Bonzai Across the 8th Dimension - one of the best movies to make it out of the 80s.

Tags: movies culture
~ Friday, January 1 ~
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~ Tuesday, December 29 ~
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Own your crazy.

Own your crazy.


~ Sunday, December 27 ~
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Inflatable performance art sculpture.
heathropolis:

via www.jimmykuehnle.com

Inflatable performance art sculpture.

heathropolis:

via www.jimmykuehnle.com


reblogged via heathropolis
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Ira Glass on Storytelling: Ira Glass describes the struggle from being crappy at something to being a master. A barrier to mastery that he describes is the long period of time when one’s ability to recognize good work makes it very easy to see that one’s own work isn’t all that good. His advice is to just push through that by producing tons of work on a schedule - for years.