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Calvin and Hobbes: The Force Awakens Brian Kesinger

Story artist at Walt Disney animation studios / Artist for Marvel Comics. Check out his etsy store for books and printswww.etsy.com/shop/BrianKesinger

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Updated Jan.21′16

agoodcartoon

too good not to mainblog

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abstrakshun

Peggy Griffiths (1941- ) Northern Territory, AUS

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soulfreshing

Central Park By soulfreshing

jakewyattonline

drew this for a silkscreen-process ghibli zine with zine hug.

really excited to see how it comes out in print.

this was a lot of fun, i liked the process and file setup a lot. i may try to screen some prints for the 2016 con season if i can find the time.

-jake

cabinporn

Off-grid cabin in northern Sweden.

Contributed by Magnus Lindgren.

americasgreatoutdoors

In honor of the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., on Monday, you can visit national parks, wildlife refuges and public lands for free. With so many amazing sites to see, you’re sure to find a place to reflect and appreciate all the incredible history and stunning natural beauty of our nation. Photo of Arches National Park by Donald Higgs (www.sharetheexperience.org).

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Documenting Chicago’s gardens, one rooftop at a time | Brad Temkin

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A neat look at what’s above us. -Emily

botanical-photography

Unknown Rose at Inez Grant Parker Memorial Rose Garden

Source: https://imgur.com/l7Si54y

americasgreatoutdoors

Some of the best views in the country are in Shenandoah National Park in Virginia. The deep valley fills with clouds, and the scene changes as the sun rises. It is an awe-inspiring sight. Enjoy it from hiking trails or convenient pull-offs along Skyline Drive. Photo by N. Lewis, National Park Service.

pianoaround

Does anyone know what this instrument is called? Its like a Marimba but it is very large and made out of huge stones. Listen to that tone! haha Love it!

adventuresinstringrepair

It’s a type of Vietnamese lithophone (literally rock sound instrument) called a đàn đá. Some ethnomusicologists think that these are likely the oldest type of man made instrument.

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