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Typostrate Weekend Inspiration 29

The last weekend inspirations for this year so we hope you got inspired by them. In the new year we will definitely continue posting them, because we have been sent awesome works from our follower and fans through the year of which we are very thankful. Now enjoy the inspirations and share them to the world. Everyone should see that typography is art and power!

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Rob Gonsalves - Deluged

[found at showslow]

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Moon Catcher

Victo Ngai

Sorry for falling off the face of earth for a while- I have been working on some really exciting projects which unfortunately won’t come out until nest year. In the mean time, here is my latest cover for PLANSPONSOR! For those of you who follow me, you can probably tell by now that I sneak in every opportunity to draw fish and water. Recently someone asked me about this preference and I gave it some thoughts. I think I love drawing things that allows much stretch of stylization and design but still recognizable for what it is. Everyone of us can have our own drastically different ways to interpret waves but none of us can be wrong. 

This piece was one of the 8 selected into Society of Illustrators 56 Annual exhibit and book, I will do a post about all the pieces that have gotten in one of these days…Mega thanks to AD SooJin! 

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Madrid

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Mural by Suso 33

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so hot.

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⭐

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Lovely! Love the windows!

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That's cute!

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Wow!

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Lovely! That pink really stands out!

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Skylines reflected in water create a dream-like background in Bolivia.

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Everything is a choice. Your one certainty in life, your power as a human being, is that you have a choice in every situation about what you do next and about how you take what has happened to you.

Ben Whishaw (via fuckyesbenwhishaw)

[poetry-and-tea]

The lotus is the most beautiful flower, whose petals open one by one. But it will only grow in the mud. In order to grow and gain wisdom, first you must have the mud —- the obstacles of life and its suffering. … The mud speaks of the common ground that humans share, no matter what our stations in life. … Whether we have it all or we have nothing, we are all faced with the same obstacles: sadness, loss, illness, dying and death. If we are to strive as human beings to gain more wisdom, more kindness and more compassion, we must have the intention to grow as a lotus and open each petal one by one.

Goldie Hawn (via poetry-and-tea)

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Tumblr Artist

Kent Shiraishi | on Tumblr (Japan)

If you are a Mac owner, you might recognize Japanese photographer Kent Shiraishi’s striking photo “Blue Pond" as one of your available desktop backgrounds. A resident of the northern island of Hokkaido, Shiraishi enjoys photographing the natural scenery of his home, including the same stunning pond location during all four seasons. Because the pond, located in Biei, has a dramatic ability to change colors daily, it has been a very fruitful subject for Shiraishi. “Blue Pond" also won Honorable Mention in National Geographic Photo Contest 2011, and his photo of the same location when the water was a beautiful shade of green was an editor’s choice in this year’s contest. (source: Asia Society)

[more Kent Shiraishi | artist found at actegratuit]

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⭐

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Beautiful!

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Love this pink accented room! (source)

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Love!!!

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Reed Danziger (b.1966, USA)

Reed Danziger makes complex, intricately layered paintings that become worlds in themselves. Arabesques, mandalas, dots, and other ornamental designs co-mingle with organic shapes and patterns from nature. Like cells frantically reproducing in a Petri dish, their dense clusters seem about to explode from the surface. As she builds each layer, Danziger interweaves stenciled patterns with free-hand drawing. She has long been fascinated with anonymous forms of design and decoration of ancient origins. Her process of layering silkscreen, drawing, and painting simulates the unpredictable ways in which these forms have morphed over the centuries as they have come into contact with new cultures and technologies. Yet her motifs also mimic nature in the way they mutate and regenerate as the paintings evolve. (source: Hosfelt Gallery)

[more Reed Danziger | artist found at 5582db]

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Love it!

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Yum!