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To rest. Put me in a coffin, let my soul ascend

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Tell me, do you know what day it is, Evey? November the 4th? Not anymore.

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Thangka depicting Kalachakra (དུས་ཀྱི་འཁོར་ལོ།), early 15th century, Tibet.

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Björk for The Face Magazine 1993 x Macaulay Culkin for The Face Magazine 2002

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Watch Luke Ramsey Continuously Draw Characters.

BOOOOOOOM and artist Luke Ramsey are currently doing a treasure hunt on BOOOOOOOM’s website where if you find one of Luke’s hidden characters on the site you can win one of his original drawings as well as gear by Herschel Supply (BOOOOOOOM’s Doodle Hunt Instructions).

BOOOOOOOM is also selling Luke’s original drawings.

Alongside the treasure hunt fun, Luke sat and drew characters for 40 minutes straight - all captured on film with a timelapse below: “We shot the video with Luke as he continuously drew characters for about 40 minutes. He challenged himself not to pause and think in the middle of any drawings, and tried to just let his mind go. Our original thought was to interview him but this ended up being something a lot more personal.”

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known informally as asperatus clouds, this atmospheric phenomenon gets its name from the latin aspero, which roman poets used to describe the sea as it was roughened by the cold north wind.

though the cause of their formation remains unknown, it is likely that the undulating and lumpy underside is a result of warmer, moister air from above and colder, dryer air from below meeting at the boundary between the lower and middle atmosphere.

when high level wind passes over rolling terrain, you get the same wavy effect as on the surface of water. but despite their ominous appearance, asperatus clouds tend to dissipate without a storm forming.

photos by (click pic) ken prior and allan gathman in perthshire, scotland; bryan andcherry alexander in qaanaaq, greenland; ti cranium in ohio; robert lurie in cape town, south africa; witta priester in new zealand; jesse klein in wisconsin