le pamplemousse

amnhnyc:

A look inside the Paleontology Collection

Photo by Denis

prayprey:

Conversations with the police

(via supercuddlypuppies)

yuzza306:

My daily #meme. Even though I don’t upload these #daily. (Taken with instagram)

supercuddlypuppies:

This is the look of “I am winning. Yes. Yes to all the things. I don’t know what I did, but yes. win. EEE!!!”

Seriously, if you ever receive this look. You’re doing it right.

supercuddlypuppies:

Princess Mononoke

bookspaperscissors:

Ceramic art by Carol Gouthro

“I have a strong interest in natural forms, cultural artifacts and personal mementos. I am drawn to ornament, embellishment, pattern, and texture. For the last ten years the vessel forms in my ceramic work have slowly been evolving into botanically inspired hybrid sculptural forms. In working on these pieces I have become more involved with the details, the close ups, the abstract, the peering into. My interest in detail, layers and encrustations has been heightened by repeated travels to India and China. I am fascinated by the complexity, diversity, beauty and danger of the natural world and this leads to thoughts about growth, nourishment, attraction, and sexuality. Built into these hybrids are some of the artifacts and mementos that form my DNA.”

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micro-scopic:

Pine Needle

Pine is the common name for species belonging to the genus Pinus, a member of the family Pinaceae, resinous trees with needle-like leaves. Consisting of about 262 species, this is the largest family of conifers and includes fir, larch, spruce, hemlock, cedar and Douglas fir.

hypna:

The Art of Colored Pencils

To promote Faber-Castell’s top of the line artist pencils, advertising agency Ogilvy & Mather recreated masterpieces such as Edvard Munch’s “The Scream” and Vincent Van Gogh’s “Terrace Cafe at Night” using thousands of colored pencils.

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