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まよなか、奇遇な

at midnight,an unexpected encounter

2020.07

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Islands in the Net - Peter Elson

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51/365 “Mankind’s greatest fear is Mankind itself.” A quick doodle between assignments TT

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Dan Clarke / Arkotype / DTL–H300/0/½ / Graphics / 2018

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A monorail built to pass through an apartment building in Chongqing, China.

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Heat wave, Ken Price x Bukowski

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Naturally Pink Lagoon in Mexico Is Like a Real-Life Fairy Tale Dreamscape

What color is a lagoon? In the tiny fishing village of Las Coloradas, located on the eastern coast of Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula, it’s pink. This section of the peninsula’s largest wetlands reserve—the Ría Lagartos Biosphere Reserve—is renowned for its striking rosé hues and its large, white salt banks that rise out of the earth like icebergs. It’s no wonder why Las Coloradas has become known for its natural, yet strikingly vibrant colors, attracting tourists from all over the world.

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Katsuhiro Otomo

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Lorals F-19

A single painting created (by noted illustrator Attila Hejja) in 1981 led to a whole lot of speculation about an “F-19.” Even in the era before the internet allowed BS and rampant unfounded speculation to spread easily around the world, this illustration quickly led to a belief that this was a serious design… probably by Lockheed, and probably to be the F-19. It is indeed a spiffy looking aircraft, but it is much more science fiction than aerospace engineering. It appeared in magazines, books, toys and model kits, modified to greater or lesser degrees.

The painting is usually attributed to Loral, which is rather obvious given that it was prominently used by Loral in the ad below. But it appears that it was created for the Dod and is, in fact, in the public domain.

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