HOWL'S MOVING CASTLE ハウルの動く城 2004, dir. Hayao Miyazaki
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HOWL'S MOVING CASTLE ハウルの動く城 2004, dir. Hayao Miyazaki
Even if it’s slowly 🐌
by me
I think being pinned onto the clothesline and fluttering in the afternoon breeze while I sun dry would cure me actually
ever since i was a little girl i knew i was tired
Argenteuil (1875) by Claude Monet
everytime i wear an outfit like this i think about this tweet
UND endlich einen 380-Volt-Anschluß.
Zuhair Murad | Spring/Summer 2026 Couture
By Jeroen Taal - In Scotland
The earthy smell of rain is one of the most divine scents I’ve ever beheld.
I was working with an item today that just utterly flabbergasted a part of me (the other was deeply frustrated with the catalogue record AS SOMEONE APPARENTLY THOUGHT IT WAS PRINTED ON SILK, coming back to that in a minute) … but ANYWAYS … said item is a replica of a medieval manuscript prayer book THAT IS ENTIRELY WOVEN out of grey and black silk … WOVEN … text, images, intricate grey scale, WOVEN … NOT PRINTED …
And it’s flabbergasting because it’s from 1888, Jacquard machine, IT USED PUNCH CARDS to weave these intricate pages … something like 400 weft per near square inch … IT looks like a page of textured paper, but it’s not, it’s entirely SILK … F*CK …
Anyways …
OKS I’ve since calmed down and found out that the reason they used “printed” is because it is essentially printed by a computer … in a weird way; when I import the record, I’m just gonna take that note out …
BUT this is the item btw
WOVEN! WOVEN ON A LOOM using f*ckin’ punch cards!
This portrait of Joseph Marie Jacquard was also woven with punch cards in 1839!
NOW GUESS WHY EARLY COMPUTERS WERE PROGRAMMED
WITH
PUNCH CARDS
yes you’re right, they used jacquard-loom techniques
Jacquard Loom: Early Computer Programing
I just wanted to add a video discussing how a jacquard-loom worked, cuz this is nuts
A Jacquard loom in action
formative years? aren’t they all?
show me a permanent self and i will show you a facade or a corpse