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Mask Thyself (2020) Tim Tadder, Mike Campau

“I hate wearing a mask because it hides what I am expressing. The smile, the grin, the frown — they all have become inherently lost behind the fabric. So much of our communication is subtle. What if masks were made to express one’s true identity? What if we could be someone we always dreamed of being? In a time when we all need to laugh now more than ever, I created these images with the help of my long time creative partner, Mike Campau, and creative director, Ahab Nimry, to bring out the joy in wearing a mask, & hopefully a smile to someone’s face.“

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A perfectly preserved 500 million years old Trilobite fossil.     

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Give it

I need to take it to Blathers so he can give me random facts about it

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“My Wife Hates it When I Work From Home” — Banksy Shares Rats Run Amok in his Bathroom from Quarantine

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Monday Mood

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Night at the museum, Nicolas Krief

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Be Safe Around Water With Swim Reaper

The Swim Reaper is an interactive public service announcement launched by the government of New Zealand to promote water safety.

Water can turn deadly when people make bad calls in the water - The Swim Reaper is a reminder of this – danger lurks everywhere. He’s a character you definitely don’t want to meet and this campaign aims to make young people stop and think before they make bad decisions with potentially deadly consequences. On Instagram.

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Arbore, a flooring contractor in Madrid, Spain, created these awesome interlocking hardwood pieces in the form of M.C. Escher’s famous geometric Reptiles.

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Vintage Photographs Reworked by David Lyle

David Lyle was born in Okinawa in 1971, Japan. He earned a B.A. in studio painting from the College of Creative Studies at the University of California at Santa Barbara. David acts as both curator and painter, sifting through a vast array of lost snapshots from the ‘50s, ‘60s, and ‘70s found at thrift stores, garage sales, flea markets, and eBay auctions. 

His oil on panel paintings mimic their found-photo authenticity, achieving a sense of nostalgia, memories and time passed. There is a harmonious blend of both curator and painter in Lyle that allows him to create a formidable sense of familiarity with his interesting subjects. His paintings are compelling because he selects a wide array of images with dense and varied themes. He chooses purely American moments for our psyches to reflect upon. via

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Color-Blocked Animals and Geometric Shapes Transform Neglected Home in Installation by Okuda San Miguel