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23. Toronto. Artist. Design Student. "How long is forever? Sometimes just one second." -Lewis Carroll, Alice in Wonderland

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New Figurative Wooden Sculptures by Han Hsu-Tung Dissolve Into Pixelated Cubes

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The Museum of the Moon: An Illuminated 23-Foot Lunar Replica Currently Touring the World

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Recently Digitized Journals Grant Visitors Access to Leonardo da Vinci’s Detailed Engineering Schematics and Musings

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Guerilla Flower Installations on the Streets of NYC by Lewis Miller Design

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Cristian Marianciuc Creates a New Decorated Origami Paper Crane Daily for 1,000 Days

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Bad weather always looks worse through a window. . . . #icons #graphic #illustrator #weather #design #clouds #rain #flatdesign #UX #vector #vectorart

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The last thing I'll see before I die (at Canadian Museum of Nature - Musée canadien de la nature)

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There is nothing in a butterfly that tells you it will be a butterfly (at Canadian Museum of Nature - Musée canadien de la nature)

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Surreal Sunday is perfect for catching up on the latest paintings by Portland, OR-based artist Lisa Ericson. Previously we shared some of her delightful Mouseflies, mouse-butterfly hybrids. For a new solo show at Portland’s Antler Gallery entitled Lisa Ericson: Mobile Habitats, Ericson depicts different turtle, each with a different mini ecosystem on the top of their shell.

Ericson chronicles her work on Instagram, where she shares, “these pieces are all about turtles and what they can carry on those amazing half-a-globe shells, and about things that need saving.”

Limited edition prints of Lisa Ericson’s new paintings are currently available via the Antler Gallery website.

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Colorful Crystal Explosions on Ceramic Vessels by Collin Lynch

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