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Flibbertigibbet.

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Doing some paper prototyping for MHCID

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Could the iconic Pantone Colors really just be the product of random ingredients thrown in a blender? 

Most likely not, but we’re enjoying watching Hedvig Astrom Kushner recreate the various hues through the art of smoothie making. 

Recreating Pantone Colors by Tossing Random Ingredients in a Blender

via Ufunk

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Architect, visual artist and fashion illustrator Shamekh Al-Bluwi has found an ingenious way to combine his passions. Source: Digital Synopsis

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Carrot + Paint ‘ComboPhoto’ is an interesting personal project by Atlanta-based art/creative director Stephen McMennamy. He clicks photographs of two different objects, splits them in half and places them next to each other to form a funny, quirky mash-up that boggles the mind. Source from Digital Synopsis

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Day 10, #CLITERACY

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Broken Butterflies-"Medusozoa" Anne Ten Donkelaar repairs damaged butterflies, each according to its own needs. The "Medusozoa" had lost her body and antennae and could no longer fly. She was given a new set of flying tools and a propeller. The movement of the Medusuzoa inspired the name.

(By Anne Ten Donkelaar)

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Soap 63

(By Jane Thomas)

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Banana Battle

(By Bleonique Hilsaca)

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(By Adrian Samson)

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Love = Love #1 Love = Love is a series of collages that were created using pieces of over 60 store bought puzzles. Kent Rogowski used pieces of sky and flowers of different puzzles to create one uniform piece of unique art.

(By Kent Rogowski; Via Oriental Tiger)

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Female Torso This piece represents a coronal section of a female torso. Made from paper.

(By Lisa Nilssonart)

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(By Todd Mclellan; Via bbbbird)

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A Camera That Shoots Time< br/>Jay Mark Johnson uses a slit camera that emphasizes time over space. Whatever remains still is smeared into stripes, while the motion of crashing waves, cars…are registered moment by moment, as they pass his camera by. Like an EKG showing successive heartbeats, the width of an object corresponds not to distance or size, but the rate of movement. Viewing the left side of the picture is not looking leftward in space but backward in time.

(By Jay Mark Johnson; via photojojo)

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Bonsai style sculptures

(By Takanori Aiba; via david is going to die)

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Untitled-13

(By Nacho Ormaechea)