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Zwinglikirche (1963-66) in Biel, Switzerland, by Frey Egger Peterhans

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Curacaose courant newspaper press, Willemstad, Curacao, 1950, B Smit

Pictures by Klaas Vermaas

#achitecturephotography #curacao #1950s #midcentury #builtfoundphotographed

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Dating as a Male Toon is very difficult if you are not attracted to yourself but with large Eyelashes

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I got out of the car to take this picture

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Dilf of clay... and fear for wolves.

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[algorithmist]

having bad taste is a moral failing and is literally the same as murder

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Hybrid Modernism. Churches in Kerala by Haubitz-Zoche 

Photographer Stefanie Zoche of Haubitz-Zoche has captured a series of vibrant images showcasing the “hybrid modernism” churches of the Southern Indian region of Kerala. The images below, also available on the artist’s website, depict the blend of modernist influences and local architectural elements that defined many Indian churches following the country’s 1947 independence.

As Zoche explains, the post-independence Indian church establishment sought to differentiate itself from the historic colonial building style, and hence drew inspiration from the modernist icon Le Corbusier. The buildings in Zoche’s gallery often display an “effusively sculptural formal language and a use of intense color” with Christian symbols “directly transposed into a three-dimensional, monumental construction design.”

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you know what freakin' day it is

[popperfur]

is a blood red moon on the dawn of your birthday like, an ill omen?

[throathole]

*meeting your family* dude your dad is goonbait

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Louis Wain (1860-1939)

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Ken Sample and his cougar character, origin of the fursona.

From "The Fandom" on YouTube.

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Here's a couple other really good pieces from him I thought should be included in the post!!

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"Wolf" by Akira Toriyama, originally published in Akira Toriyama - The World (January 15, 1990)

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Anthrocon 2001, 27-29 July 2001

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