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Nikolaos Xenos - Nikolaos Xenos - The Acropolis through a Window (1934)
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So a week ago, I sprained my ankle and couldn't walk for 3 days. I'm used to hiking at least an hour a day with my huskies so not being able to walk at all was driving me crazy. And in my jittery sedimentary state, I kept getting visions of this blursed being: a biblically accurate axolotl. There was nothing I could do but draw it. I'm all better now and able to walk again, now back to making less cursed art (maybe)
I think one of the most important parts about film and tv analysis is never forgetting that no matter the genre or setting, the story is probably being filtered through the perspective of a person who lives in California
Vito Timmel, 1939 Trieste di Notte
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The log of the sun; a chronicle of nature’s year - William Beebe, Walter King Stone, ill. - 1906 - via Internet Archive
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