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@dumbdane
what if it all worked out in my favour
[ID: a photo of the back of a metal street sign. drawn on the sign in black marker is an illustration of wired earbuds. this drawing is labeled "hedphon." End ID]
can I show u guys my favorite graffiti ever
time for an ancient tradition….. how many of these artists have you heard of? miraculously i’m at 42
'i could fix him' well he's already in my wood chipper
Yoan Capote created this installation, called “Stress”. The installation has teeth made from bronze supporting large slabs of concrete
ID: Huge blocks of concrete, diagonally cut and slanted to the side. The bronze teeth sculpture has misaligned and missing teeth, some jutting out. The diagonal cut in the concrete and the teeth sculpture supporting it, makes the installation look like its sliding off to one side and unstable - like gnashing teeth. End ID.
Lithuanian grass weaving by Giedrazole Gie
She's looking out for you. Don't kill yourself for a company that defines you as an asset
My sense of humor is broken, I saw this in a geology presentation and started laughing
all the photos of him are like this, I love that this guy understood he had been born with the face of a wizard or axe murderer and just leaned fully into it
he knew EXACTLY what he was doing