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Kuala Lampur, Malaysia-based artist Heng Swee Lim’s love to doodle has brought about adorable illustrations that are playfully paired with funny phrases and word puns.: no We Heart It - http://weheartit.com/entry/222099293

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Hummingbirds by Dawn Dermant on Etsy

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 Bystander - June Lee.

Lustik:  twitter | pinterest | etsy

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Austin artist Suzanne Koett’s photo series on identity and aloneness is truly one of a kind. 

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The Dead Zone by Julien Conquentin

I naturally thought of the black cube, because it seemed to me that it would still be the simplest form to make, and then referred to it as the black box, the dark room. I am driven by wandering in the footsteps of my childhood. The cube in The Dead Zone describes the child I was, and it has given me the opportunity to travel to the past that belongs to the past.

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Kiandjan, 2015

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Michael Ramstead

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by Hanna Ilczyszyn

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Discovering Everyday Beauty on the Chilean coast with @tichamercado

For more on Chile’s everyday details, follow @tichamercado on Instagram. For more stories from around the Spanish-speaking community, follow @instagramES.

(This interview was conducted in Spanish.)

“I love to walk and explore the city on foot. I like to get close to things and absorb places as if I was a tourist, with a blank mind,” says Patricia Mercado (@tichamercado), a Chilean filmmaker. “I find beauty every day. It could be in a simple cup of tea or in a magnificent architectural work.”

Originally from the capital Santiago, Patricia just accomplished one of her dreams of moving to Viña del Mar, on the Chilean coast. “I love this city, its weather (clouds, fog, soft light), its people, living next to the ocean, the smell of the sea, the immensity,” she says. “Walking through its hills, with its dreamy houses, graffiti and murals, is getting lost in another world. Every day I am enchanted by something new.”

Patricia also revels in discovering new things about herself through her pictures. “My premise is to enjoy life, to live amazed like a child. I’d very much would like to transmit that to others.”