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#pandagunda

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fy-perspectives

The best advice I’ve ever received: ‘no one else knows what they are doing either.’

Charles Bukowski (via wordsnquotes)

tobiasforms

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I wouldn’t exactly describe her as strictly beautiful. She knocked me out, though…I mean when she was talking and she got excited about something, her mouth sort of went in about fifty directions, her lips and all. That killed me. And she never really closed it all the way, her mouth. It was always just a little bit open, especially when she got in her golf stance, or when she was reading a book. She was always reading, and she read very good books. She read a lot of poetry and all. She was the only one…

J.D. Salinger, The Catcher in the Rye (via wordsnquotes)

daviddelruelle

Prints available on my tictail shop www.daviddelruelle.tictail.com

jessedraxler

cover of the Sunday Review a few weeks ago in The New York Times

artveins

“Mountains Out of Molehills”

2014 Year 12 VCE Art Final Piece #1 thin unprimed canvas, thread

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William Delafield Cook (Australian, 1936-2015), The Orange Tree I, 2002. Synthetic polymer paint on canvas, 117 x 117 cm.

artforwellness

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culturenlifestyle

3D Landscape Images Designed From Postcards

Caterina Rossato constructed a series of landscape images by mounting vintage landscape postcards on top of each other, titled “Deja Vu.” To compose one image, she used a variety of post cards with different locations around the world to create a fictional place. Her unique project idea reflects the title of her work, she says:

“The déjà vu is a psychic phenomenon which is part of the forms of alteration of memories (paramnesie): it consists in the erroneous sensation of having seen an image or of having lived previously an event or a situation that is occurring. Although improperly, it is also called ‘false recognition.’”

via Caterina Rossato