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theboywhoreadsbooks

I just bought new books and now i want new books

Every bookworm (via theboywhoreadsbooks)

me: I like reading because it's relaxing

me: *screams at book*

me: *throws book against the wall*

me: *cries over characters for days on end*

me: *curses the author's name to the winds*

me: so relaxing

readingismyhustle

ink-and-moon

blotsandplots

Need this mug in my life.

visual-poetry

»sheets project« by zsuzsi csiszer (+)

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epicreads

“New places [are] like jeans. Sure, they might fit, but they’re not comfortable.”

EXTRAORDINARY MEANS by Robyn Schneider

crossconnectmag

Polish Street Artist - Natalia Rak

Enjoy, for the second time (previously) a new works by Natalia Rak - the most talented Street Art artist in Poland. Follow her on Instagram and Facebook.

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posted by Margaret

booksquoteslove

I like to be around all these books. They’re very good at making you forget your troubles. It’s like having a million friends, wrapped in paper and scrawled in ink.

Melissa Grey, The Girl at Midnight (via quirkbooks)

boredpanda

Fashion Inspired By Nature In Diptychs By Liliya Hudyakova

crossconnectmag

Lace Detailed Steel Objects of Cal Lane

Cal Lane is an artist from Victoria, British Columbia, currently living in New York.

I like to work as a visual devil’s advocate, using contradiction as a vehicle for finding my way to an empathetic image, an image of opposition that creates a balance - as well as a clash - by comparing and contrasting ideas and materials. This manifested in a series of “Industrial Doilies”, pulling together industrial and domestic life as well as relationships of strong and delicate, masculine and feminine, practical and frivolity, ornament and function. There is also a secondary relationship being explored here, of lace used in religious ceremonies as in weddings, christenings and funerals. With this notion of desirable oppositions I created the structure “fabricate”. In this Structure I hand cut lace trimming patterns into 9 I-beams, then constructed a tower, simultaneously macho, and of delicate finery. The metaphor of lace further intrigued me by its associations of hiding and exposing at the same time; like a veil to cover, or lingerie to reveal. It also introduces a kind of humor through the form of unexpected relationships…

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posted by Margaret