Life Imitates Art.

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“I just have this happy personality and a sad soul in one body. It feels weird sometimes.”

— Unknown, (via kushandwizdom)

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Call Me by Your Name (Luca Guadagnino, 2017)

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noriko ambe

these are a few of her peices, they’re insanley made from single peices of paper stuck together! theres alot more on her website, so take a look.

“Started in ’99, this is my life work. I individually cut single sheets of paper by free-hand and stack them together. The work consists of positive or negative shapes. I am trying to embody relationships among humans, time and nature.” —Noriko Ambe

http://www.norikoambe.com/

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Fig. 22. From land form to topographical map. Popular map reading. 1928.

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Microscope Images Show Topography Of Tears

A new art exhibit shows similarities between mountains and salt crystals. By Lindsey Kratochwill

We cry for various reasons: happiness, sadness, cutting onions. But almost invariably, we wipe away those tears or they are otherwise dried up, washed away or discarded. But photographer Rose-Lynn Fisher decided to do just the opposite in her latest project, Topography of Tears. AsSmithsonian’s blog details, Fisher was curious to see what tears looked like up close, and so she caught one on a slide and realized it wasn’t unlike looking at a landscape from above, with veiny rivers, craggy mountains, and rolling valleys. 

The tears we shed are pretty definitively human—very few, if any, other animals cry for emotional reasons. In addition to tears that result from crying, our ducts also produce basal and reflex tears. The first of which keep your eyeballs moist, and the latter is caused by things like the aforementioned onions, pepper spray, or other irritants. 

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Typography/Topography

An Earth-inspired typeface designed by Siyu Cao that creates shapes and letters from classic typographic map features. The two-dimensional forms are great, but the 3-D carvings really drive it to the mountaintop.

I’ve seen a lot of Earth as Art projects, but never a typeface. Excellent work.

Bonus: Check out some of my other favorite science-inspired typography here.

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Artist Combines Passion for Math, Nature, and Art to Create Incredible Topographical Art

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Mac Demarco | Chamber Of Reflection

[fallinginloveinmytwentiesunused]

I still remember, that first jolt Electricity coursing through my body And ending at my core That first touch, and I knew This is meant to be Forever

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Flo at home (x)

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