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Amazingly surreal Las Pozas in the rainforest by XilitlaĀ in the Mexico mountains. Created by Edward James in the 40ā²s, it includes more than 80 acres of natural waterfalls and pools interlaced with towering surrealist sculptures and buildings. The many trails throughout the garden site are composed of steps, ramps, bridges and narrow, winding walkways that traverse the valley walls. It was supposed to be aĀ āGarden of Edenā containing a huge variety of plants and animals.Ā
of fogs, ponds and cloudy days
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the end of summer has its own kind of magic
SOFIA telescope:Ā All in one view from 43,000 feet: aurora, stars, moon. Look at the lovely aurora australis in the south as the first quarter moon illuminates the southern ocean. twitter
Some very old unfinished drawing of Shallanā¦ She looks like planningĀ some trick. It can be seen that she gets her cool hat out of the bagā¦
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Wat Samphran, a Buddhist temple in Thailand. This 17-story building has a gigantic dragon sculpture that curls around it, stretching 80 meters tall. The interior of the dragon contains a spiral staircase. @
Simulation of what you would see if you were pulled into a Black Hole
This modern, Japanese-inspired home started life as a kit, but all I used was the framework of floors, walls, and electrical wiring. All the furniture and decorative elements were made from scratch using an assortment of wooden popsicle sticks, kimono fabric scraps, and beads and odds & ends I had lying around. I love how this turned out so much, and find myself wishing this were my house!
Below are some detail shots of things I made.
A tansu, or kimono chest, built with popsicle sticks and fabric
The bathroom!Ā
Fishtank, make with UV cured resin. This was my first time working with resin and it was super fun!
These tiny bowls were hand-thrown by a local artist!
Beads make the perfect little knick-knacks for a display at this size!
Time for tea! The cake is actually a bead, the teapot and cups were purchased at a miniature exhibit, and I made the poppies myself (along with the table and floor cushions).
