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“Flying High” by David Mattingly, 1979
Have a peaceful winter solstice. William K. Hartmann.
Koutoubia mosque, Marrakech, Morocco, 8 July 1960
30 Mohammad صلى الله عليه وسلم Calligraphy by Rami Hoballah
اللهم صل على محمد وآل محمد
By Ralph McQuarrie
THERE IS A LONGER VERSION???
Who dug this up. You fool. There’s a reason we didn’t see his before. We weren’t meant to hear the child’s final screech. We were being spared and you’ve doomed us all
i smellllll like beeeef
Aliens!
Manuel Díaz - Fashion Designer
Photo - Jose Montemayor
Stylist - Alexa Chen
Model - Chloe Culhane
Hair and Make Up - Michael Moon
‘천상열차분야지도’ - 14th century Korean star map (digital image)
Spiritual Blog🙏
Ed Fairburn ~ “Facial Geographies”
An illustrator based in Cardiff, Ed Fairburn creates unique portraits by illustrating on old vintage maps. These beautifully rendered works examine “the synchronicity of the patterns between the geographical and the human being”. By juxtaposing the lines of the map and of the human face, Fairburn exposes the viewer to a concept that can literally remind us of how united we are underneath the apparent differences. Fairburn, paints, draws and constructs his works by using a flexible range of tangible media across a wide range of surfaces and contexts, allowing his practice to exist across various disciplines. <source>
Graveyard, by Tony.