As I Know It

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Some Christmas Cute

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What’s wrong with this owl

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Moraine Lake, Canada | Riley Found

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dad: whaddya got there, son

son: soy milk

dad: hola milk, soy tu padre

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I googled ‘swimming pigeon’ once and I still haven’t recovered from this picture

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Zugspitze, Germany | Andrew Freels

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north-and-prejudice:

"I said have you heard about Miss Margaret?"

That little smile in the last panel…

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whenever i get low on money i start thinking really irrationally like what if i hadn’t spent that $10 back in 2004 

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i’ll never forget the time in me2 when youre searching hock’s room for dna and shep scans a plant and goes “ay its clean” and kasumis just like

"its a plant”

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{ still i don’t regret one thing }

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German artist Wolfram Kampffmeyer uses his love of computer animation and 3D modeling to to create beautiful 3D paper sculptures of polygonal animals.

“If you are sitting in front of the computer all day watching your virtual models, you start wishing to hold them in your hands.“

Kampffmeyer was so pleased by the results of his initial efforts to create a 3D paper pig that he has since been hard at work on an awesome onoing series of full-body sculptures and pieces that resemble taxidermy mounts, all ready-made to be assembled by you at home. They’re stylishly geometric while also being delightfully lifelike.

Head over to Kampffmeyer’s Paperwolf shop to view more of his DIY animals sculptures. There you’ll also find postcards, light fixtures, punch-out 2D animals, and even a few wooden polygonal animals sculptures too.

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for viczar:

lamps/ lanterns … they are all build the same … only difference … the light-bulb-size changes depend on where they are