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Over the last year, florist Geoffroy Mottart has constructed elaborate plant arrangements in the form of flower crowns and beards that he installs on public monuments around Brussels. The temporary urban interventions titled Fleurissements last only for a day or so before being removed, but it gives the artist enough time to take a few photos which he shares on Instagram.
via This is Colossal
10 Illustrations That’ll Speak Straight To Your Food-Loving Heart
(Source: Landysh)
How does the @huffingtonpost know my life?! -Mabinty
10 Styles For Growing Out Your Bangs
Make in-between hair lengths disappear with styles inspired by your favorite celebs.
See all of the tips and tricks.
For future reference.
Fiction is meant to illuminate, to explode, to refresh.
John Cheever, The Art of Fiction No. 62 (via theparisreview)
Misty Copeland, Harper’s Bazaar, and NYC Dance Project recreated stunning works by Edgar Degas in advance of our exhibition Edgar Degas: A Strange New Beauty, opening March 26.
[All photographs by Ken Browar & Deborah Ory. Courtesy Harper’s Bazaar]
Misty Copeland, stunning as ever. -Ariel
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“Catching Snowflakes”
“not cute”
baby fish hiding under the bell of a jellyfish and using its stinging threads as protection from circling predators. this “floating safe house” will provide the fish with protection and food until they’re big enough to venture out on their own. (source)
Nature can be nice. -Vesta
For a moment, that black and white photo should seem like a full color image. (You have to keep both the image and your head very still).
This illusion was used in the new BBC Four series Colour: The Spectrum of Science.
It demonstrates a phenomenon called “cone fatigue.” When we stare at the purple hillside in picture above, photoreceptors in our eyes called cones are stimulated. They send a signal to our brains that says “You’re looking at something purple.” But the sensing ability of those cones decreases the longer we stare at the image - those receptors are, in a way, temporarily used up.
Then when we look at the black and white image, those same cones can’t detect any purple light. Instead they sense the color that remains: green.
Your eyes aren’t going crazy, they’re naturally that way. -Emily
AH. CRAZY
“As Bowden took these puns from screen to plate, he documented his progress with a Tumblr blog, The Bob’s Burger Experiment, that soon amassed tens of thousands of followers and even caught the attention of the show’s creator, Loren Bouchard. From there, fan and creator became collaborators, and Bowden’s recipes will now appear in the show’s official cookbook, The Bob’s Burgers Burger Book: Real Recipes for Joke Burgers, coming out in March.”
(via Bob’s Burgers cookbook contributor Cole Bowden talks about his blog and recipes.)
I am haunting the mail drop hoping my copy of this arrives soon! And I really want a Human Polenta-Pede Burger now …
– Petra
Idk Petra, I was kinda always most interested in this:
-Vesta
WATCH: Clueless Gamer: “Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 5” With Tony Hawk & Lil Wayne
The Man Who Stood Up to Trump
Most politicians know Jorge Ramos as the gateway to the Latino vote. But when Ramos asked Donald Trump about immigration, the Presidential candidate had him ejected from the room. William Finnegan profiles the influential Univision news anchor in this week’s issue.
Photograph by Philip Montgomery for The New Yorker
Viola Davis’ inspiring speech at the Emmys. Read more at glamour.com.
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Oliver Sacks was a neurologist whose books and essays about the human brain explored our humanity. In the months after his cancer returned, he wrote beautifully about his own death. Sacks died on Sunday.
Neurologist Oliver Sacks died a little over a week ago. Take some time and catch up on his writing. -Emily
Serpentine Pavilion 2015, designed by selgascano.
