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Copper

my art book and prints are available here

patreon / youtube / twitter / instagram / website

I saw on your Twitter account it says you have commissions open but you don’t seem to have DM’s open. How would we reach you about that? Thank you

ah, I dont have DMS open? i thought ...hm, sorry about that, you could message me on twitter or my gmail at [email protected]

#my art #myart #open for commissions

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cowboyhatesithere

I love personalization. I love stickers on water bottles and on laptops. I love shitty marker drawing on the toes of converse. I love hand embroidered doodles on jeans. I love posters on walls. I love knick knacks on shelves. I love jewelry with goofy charms. I love when people take things and make them theirs.

rars

i saw that anya likes fast food and the jerma burger meme came to mind immediately

fuckyeahfluiddynamics

Vibrate a pool of water and above a critical frequency, a pattern of standing waves will form on the surface. These are known as Faraday waves after Michael Faraday, who studied the phenomenon in the early half of the nineteenth century. The kaleidoscopic view of them you see here comes from photographer Linden Gledhill, who used a high-speed camera and an LED ring light reflecting off the water to capture the changing motions of the waves. The wave patterns oscillate at half the frequency of the driving vibration, and, as the driving frequency changes, the wave patterns shift dramatically. Higher frequencies create more complicated patterns. (Image and video credit: L. Gledhill)