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[pairs-studio]

[fidjiefidjie]

✂️ Art du jour 👤

Cut portrait 🖼 Eduardi Tsokolakyan découpe en papier la silhouette de Thomas Shelby (Cillian Murphy)

👋 Bel après-midi

[thejumperlover]

[weaveology]

Computational design sketch done (patterns generation, features extraction, clustering & more) ... now is time to weave!

[semtituloh-deactivated20260304]

Via BANKSY

Vytautas Vitas Račickas

Lady Gaza. Street art by Goin

[mickey-mouse]

Pedro Biz

[deproposito-blog]

[mickey-mouse]

Felickey, Edward Lenzi.

(deproposito)

[perkypat2]

(via deproposito-blog)

[traceloops]

[text-mode]

Typewriter works by Julius Nelson in the 1930s. From a good article at The Atlantic. We featured Julius before here and here and here and …

[moodweaver]

11.11.18

hand

[ladybegood]

Tura Satana in Irma la Douce (1963)

[garadinervi]

«At the Internet Archive, this is how we digitize a book. We never destroy a book by cutting off its binding. Instead, we digitize it the hard way—one page at a time. We use the Scribe, a book scanner our engineers invented, along with the software that it runs. Our scanning centers are located in universities and libraries around the world, from Boston Public Library to the University of Toronto to the Wellcome Library and beyond. Eliza is one of our fastest and most accurate scanners. Next she will execute quality control checks and fix any errors. Then she ships the book back to our Physical Archive for long-term preservation. Now imagine this: scanners like Eliza have done this 2,000,000 times. That’s what it takes to provide you with a free digital library.» – Plus Internet Archive’s Modern Book Collection Now Tops 2 Million Volumes, by Chris Freeland, February 3, 2021

♥

[garadinervi]

How Can You Help The Internet Archive? (A Repost), by Jason Scott, Internet Archive Blogs, March 25, 2023

Don’t Delete Our Books! Rally, by Chris Freeland, Internet Archive Blogs, March 31, 2023

[garadinervi]

Anni Albers: Work With Materials, Curated by Fritz Horstman (education director at the Josef and Anni Albers Foundation), Syracuse University Art Museum, Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY, August 25 – December 11, 2022

(image: Anni Albers, Textile sample, (cotton), n.d. © The Josef and Anni Albers Foundation/ARS, NY)

[design-is-fine]

ED Group for Tessuti Mompiano, 1972. Maxima Series – hand printed, by Franco Grignani (+ design drawings). “It is the first time in Italy that a homogeneous group of architects and designers, preliminarily coordinated, operates in the field of furnishing fabrics” [Ottagono, 1972] Via Twitter Emiliano Camera Grignani

[design-is-fine]

More about the great italian graphic designer:  www.francogrignani.info

[design-is-fine]

Takahashi Shōtei (Hiroaki Takahashi), Tama the cat, 1925. Woodblock print, Japan. 

[design-is-fine]

Arthur Heyer (German-Hungarian 1872-1931) is known for his paintings of cats, in particular white Angoras. Because he loved to draw and paint cats so much, he acquired the nickname “Cat” Heyer. His favorite was always the white cat. Via Plum Leaves/flickr & Dorotheum