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Study in White (1896). Antonio Rizzi (Italian, 1869-1940). Oil on canvas. Phoenix Art Museum.
The lady appears to be reading a magazine while other reading material in on the couch and on the floor. She does not focus on the words, however, as her eyes are raised. Rizzi uses a very limited palette as he shows his skill in handling various materials.
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I am energy. I am galactic. I am psychedelic. ॐ
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Surveying the captivating work of English-born Lia Melia.
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Peeped on the petitions on WhiteHouse.gov today.
This is our country.
Here’s a link to the second one, in case you want to change this as well as boost the above image to make a point
I just signed.
You guys it takes less than 60 seconds to sign.
Miniature Rooms Inside Television Sets
Chinese artist Zhang Xiangxi creates these incredible miniature replicas of rooms inside the shells of discarded vintage TV sets. His attention to detail, when recreating a train car or a luxury apartment, might fool you into thinking you are waiting for a TV show to start, but in reality you are looking at his intricate set designs that aim to capture reality inside a TV.
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Soppy: A Love Story
SOPPY is Philippa Rice’s collection of comics and illustrations based on real-life moments with her boyfriend. From grocery shopping to silly arguments and snuggling in front of the television, SOPPY captures the universal experience of sharing a life together, and celebrates the beauty of finding romance all around us.
Stop thinking so hard about everything, stop over analyzing. Just go. Just do. If it feels right, just go with the flow. If it feels wrong, don’t think about it anymore and walk away.
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