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Toast art. (via: jennarconlin)
Astronaut Art.
With the death of space exploration there has been a surge of Astronaut Art. Some of my favorite work comes from Brent Schoepf. If you like what you see may I suggest you check out more of his work? Here is a link to it. http://www.flickr.com/photos/brentschoepf/
If Dollar Bills Could Talk... Art by Dantague.
(via: theundertone)
Money is a drug.
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The Art of Organization.
Swiss artist Ursus Wehrli illustrates the meticulous art form of organization in The Art of Clean Up, a follow-up to his excellent Tidying Up Art.
Money is a drug.
TWITTER: Faster than earthquakes.
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SPACE visualized through transportation.
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Mariachi Band Serenades Beluga Whale
This video is among the best things in this world. (via: funnyordie)
You can go your own way.
SOLD!
…None but ourselves can free our mind. - Bob Marley
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The Circles of Influence flowchart. Think you have an original idea? Think again... (via:curiositycounts)
Is this what you call Democracy?
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Dope cinematic storytelling for India’s Oxelo Skateboards. Makes me wanna get back to that ol' sub-continent.
MÖBIUS – a shape-shifting collaborative stop-motion sculpture commissioned by the city of Melbourne.
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Africa in numbers and percentages