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a collection of motivational insights regarding content creation and creative hobbies
and of course the classic
Worth butterfly fancy dress ca. 1912
From Whitaker Auctions
cemetery flowers after the ice storm photography: Peter Fricke
‘Polluted Water Popsicles’ (2017) by: Hung I-chen, Guo Yi-hui & Chen Yu-ti
Addressing the issue of water pollution, the artists collected samples from 100 locations across Taiwan, first freezing the liquids and then preserving their creations in resin.
Paintings by Micah Ofstedahl
Takako Ugachi: 'Quatre Saisons' (2020)
landscape embroidery by victoria rose richards
Oda Iselin Sønderland (b.1996)
Fluid (1996) - PlayStation
Do Fish Resist?
Dinesh Joseph Wadiwel, Cultural Studies Review 22 (1) (2016)
In this general, strongly pro-animal, and somewhat utopian and personal essay, I argue that we owe aquatic animals respect and moral conside
Max Liboiron and Tina Ngata on how colonialism, plastic pollution, and Māori sciences are unique in Aotearoa.
The mysterious ecosystem at the ocean’s surface
by Rebecca R. Helm https://journals.plos.org/plosbiology/article?id=10.1371/journal.pbio.3001046
The Great Pacific Garbage Patch isn’t all garbage. It’s also an ecosystem.