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bauldoff: Artist Dalton Ghetti carves miniature graphite sculptures from pencil tips, including this excellent alphabet.  via @cameronmoll, HOW Blog

bauldoff:


Artist Dalton Ghetti carves miniature graphite sculptures from pencil tips, including this excellent alphabet. 

via @cameronmoll, HOW Blog

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FacePainting

splinterend:

As some of you may know, Paramount commissioned (in)famous director M. Night Shyamalan to adapt the popular Nickelodian series “Avatar: The Last Airbender” into a movie trilogy. The TV series revolves a fantasical, Hayao Miyazaki-inspired universe that deals with individuals capable of controlling and manipulating (aka “bending”) one or several of the earth’s elements – Earth, Wind, Water, and Fire – and how the main protagonist, Aang, the Last Airbender, is destined to bring back balance when the Fire nation’s imperialistic and war-mongering desires get out of hand. The movie is slated for release July 1st this year, and its production has led to a lot of controversy specifically with regards to its casting. 

Though I’m not a particular fan of the show (nor do I dislike it) and am simply neutral overall, I feel that it is necessary to state for several reasons why I will not support this movie for professional, philosophical and personal reasons. 

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bbblue: gurafiku: Japanese Movie Poster: Still Walking. Aruitemo aruitemo.

bbblue:

gurafiku:

Japanese Movie Poster: Still Walking. Aruitemo aruitemo.

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kipling: (via toshi*)

kipling:

(via toshi*)

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j-p-g: Beltline @ Dawn - Tilt Shift (via Witty nickname)

j-p-g:

Beltline @ Dawn - Tilt Shift (via Witty nickname)

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bbblue: bowfolk: bigfun: lacontessa:mabelmoments: Human tongue surface, coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM). The tongue is covered in many backward facing projections called filiform papillae, which sense pressure. Picture: SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY. via telegraph uk Amazing.  Art. Thought this was beautiful and then thought it was disgusting and then examined own tongue in mirror. Heh.

bbblue:

bowfolk:

bigfun:

lacontessa:mabelmoments:

Human tongue surface, coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM). The tongue is covered in many backward facing projections called filiform papillae, which sense pressure. Picture: SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY. via telegraph uk

Amazing.  Art.

Thought this was beautiful and then thought it was disgusting and then examined own tongue in mirror. Heh.

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j-p-g: walk from meeting 5 (via superNova K)

j-p-g:

walk from meeting 5 (via superNova K)

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"I’m just thinking that would be pleasant. To be reading, say, out of a book, and you to come up and touch me – my neck, say, or my knee – and I’d carry on reading, I might let a smile, no more, wouldn’t lose my place on the page. It would be pleasant to come to that. We’d come so close, do you see, that I wouldn’t be surprised out of myself every time you touched."
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— Jamie O’Neill (At Swim, Two Boys: A Novel) (via bbblue)

This is one of my favourite favourite favourite little pieces ever out of anything, oh my god thank you for quoting it.

"What a miracle it is, the telegram that shatters your peace, that gets you up in the night and urges you to the station. ‘Hurry! I need you.’ We quickly discover in life the friends who will help us. But we only slowly deserve those who demand to be helped. No one hated these ghosts of mine, no one envied them, no one pestered them. Nor did anyone love them with the only love that matters. I thought to myself: the moment they get ashore they will be whisked off to cocktail parties to welcome them, dinners to console them. But who will bang on their doors demanding entry? ‘Open up, it’s me!’ One must nurse a child at the breast for a long time before it learns to demand. One must cultivate friends for a long time before they demand the dues of friendship. One must have ruined oneself for generations keeping a crumbling chateau in repair before one learns to love it."
- Antoine de Saint-Exupéry (Letter to a Hostage)