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mac-the-knife

you ever have a piece of bread that’s so good you understand the plot of les miserables?

thesweetpianowritingdownmylife

opposite energy from tasting turkish delights for the first time and wondering wtf was edmund on

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Devin Elle Kurtz on Instagram

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This piece of advice is inspired! via /r/MadeMeSmile

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#aww

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Paradise, Mount Rainier by Lazgrapher

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byunyounggeun

between winter and spring #4 23x30.5cm canvas on watercolor

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Death Book Pop-Up Magazine, March 2nd, NYC

A recent project I worked on was this series of illustrations, animated and no, for a short nonfiction piece by Rachel Monroe for Pop Up Magazine. The story is about the author’s mother, who collects phrases from the obituary section of the newspaper in a little black notebook. It’s a therapeutic ritual.

Pop Up Magazine is a one-night show, each one unique, performed in cities across the US. This story and my work (projected behind the reader, on-stage) were only seen once. I’m really impressed with Pop-Up for the amount of coordination that must go into putting these shows together, and it was really fun to work with them on this.

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Animal Travelers

Marie Claude Roch on Etsy

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Where are they going?!

genesisn64

To sell the oddities and treasure they’ve come across on their travels.

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escapekit

Glowing Sculptures Kanazawa-based artist Rui Sasaki creates phosphorescent glass sculptures that tinge green before fading to blue. Visitors will doubtless be surprised to find that even if they cannot see anything on first entering the gallery, stay long enough and their eyes will become accustomed to the dark, and the elements of the work will gradually become visible,” Sasaki writes

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