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HelloLouke 22 "Be Positive!" Link to my: Me™ Photo™ My Artsy Things™

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Oh gosh

I haven't used tumblr in ages

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What even is Tumblr anymore.

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Pumpkin bulba pattern. Free to use!

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Woooo

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Have to make a double helix gif for a client’s logo and it’s hard...

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Was looking through old portable hard drives and stumbled upon a list of passwords and was able to get into my GaiaOnline account. Needless to say, I look pretty badass. And apparently my total inventory worth: is equal to about 86,935,846,640 Gold. Holy crap. I only was on it for like a summer. Kind of crazy how time flies. 

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Light Fossils by: Darren Pearson

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When your killer moves need a little help this year, JCPenney has the perfect #GiftToast for you. Looking at you, Left Shark! JCPenney introduces #GiftToast, a new way to tell 2015 what we thought of it with the gifts it needs.  Explore more.

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The Garden Igloo, allowing you to enjoy the outdoors all year round.

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Pics Of Birds Cuddling Together For Warmth Will Melt Your Heart

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This is my Mudkip his name is Thursday and he has reverse Nemo complex.

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Yoncé: The Last Airbender

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I’M SCREAMING I WANNA DELETE

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delete this website 

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WHEN ITS THE 14TH CENTURY BUT U TURNT AF

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271 Years Before Pantone, an Artist Mixed and Described Every Color Imaginable in an 800-Page Book

"In 1692 an artist known only as "A. Boogert" sat down to write a book in Dutch about mixing watercolors."

“Spanning nearly 800 completely handwritten (and painted) pages, Traité des couleurs servant à la peinture à l’eau, was probably the most comprehensive guide to paint and color of its time. According to Medieval book historian Erik Kwakkel who translated part of the introduction, the color book was intended as an educational guide. The irony being there was only a single copy that was probably seen by very few eyes.

It’s hard not to compare the hundreds of pages of color to its contemporary equivalent, the Pantone Color Guide, which wouldn’t be published for the first time until 1963.”

The entire book is viewable in high resolution here, and you can read a description of it here (it appears E-Corpus might have crashed for the moment). The book is currently kept at the Bibliothèque Méjanes in Aix-en-Provence, France. (via @erikkwakkel)” - via Colossal