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I have killed 5 out of the 117 other cattos

And if the scientists remake them, I am not afraid to breach containment and kill them too

[isottafraschini]

Manta Montage '1980–1986

[undercoveroperation]

Back to working on my CNL piece and I’m already so much happier with it. Pausing to relearn basics was definitely the right choice. (Now I just have to not fuck it up as I add Laura haha)

[the-joyful-abyss]

Downtown, Cairo, Egypt

March 2024

© Ahmed Abdul-dayeem

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Deep River Water Tower

“This area, then known as Indian Point, on a stretch of the Ottawa River called ‘Riviere Creuse’ (Deep River) from Champlain’s time, was established as the home of Canada’s first atomic energy workers in August 1944 when the right honourable C.D. Howe, member of the Canadian Cabinet and the Privy Council decided the site of Canada’s first nuclear laboratory.”

Deep River, ON

[culturenlifestyle]

Dainty Ceramics Inspired by Nature

Niharika Hukku, an artist based in Sydney, is in love with the fathomless sky and its serene hues of blue. This passion is translated in her ceramic, which reflects the beauty of the sky.

Her hand painted blue vases and vessels will remind you of the sky and having these in the corner of your room will make you feel as if you have got a piece of the great expanse of the sky right within your arm's’ reach. Hukku draws inspiration from nature, capturing the colour and narrative first and then translating it onto her exquisite creations comprised of clay. Each sublime piece is individually hand-crafted on wheel thrown porcelain., with a lot of love, incorporating uncanny details brilliantly. Being born in India, Hukku, in her early years has been surrounded by potteries; ceramic cups were used to drink tea, serving because of their functionality as well as aesthetics. She had left India 12 years ago and in her travels, she had the privilege of tutelage under ceramic artists in Indonesia and Singapore, as she had mentioned to various sources.  

See her vessels on Instagram.

h/t: So Super Awesome

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✨~🌙every good witch needs a sassy cat🌙~✨ @saralee-crossing

[photography-cnl]

Young Photographer Highlights a Playful Fox Named Freya

Poland based young artist Iza Lyson has captured the exotic beauty of a fox in her latest series of photographs.

She has been experimenting with photography for the last eight years and often finds her way into the little village, nestled in the southern part of Poland, accompanied by her dog Luna. In this stunning photographic series, the protagonist is a fluffy, adorable fox named Freya, who is seen to be posing in different landscapes. After Lyson’s works have been published in the National Geographic Poland, Roxanne, the owner of Freya had contacted the photographer and the two had been in touch ever since. The young artist had to deal with the endearing fox with a lot of patience during their sessions as  foxes, unlike canine pets, do not remain still for long.

View the adventuresome of Freya that Lyson had highlighted in her sublime compositions here or on her Facebook.