Mike Driver
Monterey Bay Aquarium
taylor price
Peter Solarz
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Kaledo Art
oozey mess
pixel skylines
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Love Begins
I'd rather be in outer space 🛸
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@samantharosa
Wingtip San Francisco - Beautiful Italian marble in the historic Bank of Italy building makes this one of the most beautiful settings to select a favorite wine or spirit. I especially enjoy their range of champagnes and cigars right around the corner. Perfect for Fathers Day. @wingtipsf #wingtip #menswear #sanfrancisco #sfblogger #wine #champagne #spirits #cocktail #style (at Wingtip)
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Janis Joplin
Art Prints by Rskinner1122
Blue Hike
Dahlia
Ocean
Leaf it to me
Endless
Mermaid Princess
Two Worlds
Free
Snow Top
Fly Free
Also available as canvas prints, T-shirts, tapestries, stationery cards, laptop skins, wall clocks, mugs, rugs, duvet covers, All over print shirts, Phone cases, Throw pillows, tote bags and More!
San Francisco
watercolor and ink on paper, 6 x 4″, 2016
San Francisco
watercolor and ink on paper, 4 x 6″, 2015–2016
Quadrante 🔶
©Penabranca
Tulips at the market
by artchang
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please don’t hurt them
BABIES!!!
Therein lies the book’s greatest reward — the gift of perspective. The existence of parallel truths is what gives our world its tremendous richness, and the grand scheme of things is far grander than our minds habitually imagine.
In this week’s New York Times Book Review, I reviewed Harvard particle physicist and cosmologist Lisa Randall’s fascinating new book Dark Matter and the Dinosaurs, in which she links the invisible cosmic stuff that makes up 85% of matter in the universe to the extinction that decimated the dinosaurs and ultimately made human life possible. In doing so, Randall tells the larger and absolutely scintillating story of how the universe as we know it came to exist.
Read the review, a labor of love six weeks in the making, here.
You can find Dr. Randall on Twitter under @lirarandall.
Illustration by Luke Ramsey
Florence Welch by Benni Valsson
Succulent Kitties! These will be available as prints at CTNexpo! Find me at T054 :)
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balled up in a corner
420: Happy Floof
Another fluffy cat, yay!
