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[contemporaryartdaily]

Diamond Stingily at Freedman Fitzpatrick

[jamabushi]

Commodore User Magazine | November, 1989

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[nevver]

This is the dimension of imagination.

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[teathattast]

[thevioletsunflower]

Oh! I actually know the answer to this one! American newspaper ads charged by the letter, so a lot of people would eliminate unnecessary letters like the second L in “cancelled” or the U in “colour”. Some of these spelling changes were used so often that they stuck, and now Americans just spell some words differently. In summary: Americans spell things weird because capitalism

[mitski-miyawakis]

Not sure about the veracity of that, but I do know that Noah Webster (as in Webster’s Dictionary) wanted to create a distinctly American way of spelling and remove “unnecessary” letters, as well as spell words the way they sounded. “Color” sounds like it ends in -or, civilization (rather than the British spelling, civilisation) sounds like it has a z in it, etc. Though, some spelling changes did not take off, such as wimmen in place of women, masheen in place of machine, and languaj in place of language.

[thecollectibles]

Art by Amir Zand

[srsfunny]

They Gave Up

[dailyminimal]

No. 281 

A new geometric design every day 

[fuckyeahillustrativeart]

‘Devils & Demons’ flash sheet by Braeden Arnold.

www.braedenarnold.com

[windwaver]

[mothanddust]

by Raul Urias

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[davidumemoto]

MONUMENT Series Exhibition preview @modernshapes Gallery Antwerp, Belgium Opening March 15 . Also @collectiblefair 7-11 March 2018 Brussels . . . #exhibition #concrete #concreteart #brutalism #brutalist #davidumemoto