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I have to draw your smile, because I like to remember it.

although little by little I'm forgetting it. and your hatred, anger and boredom of being with me, begins to appear

I have to draw because now it's the only thing I have.

Now that your love and affection are slowly leaving.

A criying been

Wo#1

Theres some ways that you have to go by yourself.

All these years i was dreaming. That all ho nice. All stay in love and go very well.

The time and your eyes are the moment for say no more long. Only a palm a smile a delicate and sweet touch i need i search and i never found.

Only the responsabilities. Anyone else life. The dirty clothes. And the hungre. Make a wall . A fucking island and never see you again.

Waiting all night long

I had put my hopes in you, and apparently again start with sadness the day is no longer a surprise when you lose hope but slowly squeezes the heart for your actions and that's really painful

In my top 10!

The Native American petroglyphs of Gold Butte. Northwest of Las Vegas, Nevada, USA.

Photos courtesy of & taken by Andrew.

Pandemonio is a kaleidoscope of monsters, animals and other strange creatures brought to life by the primitive and franzied pace of Zu’s music. Each figure is made by overlapping felt circles. The animation is obtained by moving, resizing and painting every circle without deforming its perfect shape. Have fun!

Project details here:

https://www.behance.net/gallery/23365299/P-A-N-D-E-M-O-N-I-O

Victory girl, nose art.

amazing wow

6 Amazing Videos From The Olympus Microscopy Competition

“Every year, the Olympus BioScapes competition celebrates achievements in light microscopy and the scientific insights they provide. Scientists from around the world submit their photos and videos, and a team of PhD-toting judges pick their favorites. The entrants are judged “based on the science they depict, their beauty or impact, and the technical expertise involved in capturing them.” And this year’s winners have just been announced!”

See some winning videos at popsci.

Light Grey hosted the Grown-Up Club holiday party, and I made this guy!

"Transcending"

Suzette DuPree        aka. "The French Import"..

Wild numbers!

The Sword of Spiritual Justice

Maker: Zandona Ferrara (bladesmith active circa 1600) Creation Date: 

Dated: early 17th century

Medium: iron, steel, copper, wood with scabbard of leather, velvet, silver gilt

Measurements: 116.8 x 99.7 cm

Acquirer: Charles I, King of Great Britain (1600-49), when King of Great Britain (1625-49)

Provenance: probably supplied for the coronation of Charles I in 1626

The sword has a gilt-iron hilt with a wooden, wire-bound grip, the escutcheons of the guard triangular and rather sharply pointed, with a steel blade, struck with the maker’s mark at the top and incised further down with a “running wolf” mark, and with a velvet-covered scabbard with gold embroidery and silver-gilt mounts.

This sword, known as the Sword of Spritual Justice, is one of three swords which are carried unsheathed, pointing upwards, in the coronation procession. This sword is accompanied by the Sword of Temporal Justice and the Sword of Mercy (with a blunted tip). The practice of carrying three swords, representing kingly virtues, dates back to the coronation of Richard the Lionheart in 1189.

The three swords were made for the coronation of Charles I in 1626 and then placed with the regalia in Westminster Abbey. Together with the coronation spoon, these three works were the only pieces to survive the Civil War and Interregnum untouched. It is not known whether they were used in the coronation procession of Charles II, but they have certainly been used since 1685. A new scabbard was made for the sword in 1821 for the coronation of George IV.

Source: Copyright © 2014 Royal Collection Trust/Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II

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Vancouver Aquarium Marine Mammal Rescue Centre Helps Harbor Seal

The Vancouver Aquarium Marine Mammal Rescue Centre assists ill, injured, or abandoned marine mammals with the goal of rehabilitating them for release back into their natural habitat. If you believe a marine mammal is in distress, contact the Marine Mammal Rescue Centre at 604-258-SEAL (7325).

Learn more at Zooborns.

That moment hail comes and ruins an otherwise great day.

Minoan bronze dagger, the hilt has been decorated in gold sheet with a feline mask (the eyes are now missing). This dagger dates to the early 2nd millennium BCE, provenience unknown. 

Courtesy of & currently located at the Archaeological Museum of Chania, Crete. Photo taken by Dan Diffendale.

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very fun, and cool

Sassy Food

Designer and illustrator David Olenick is the creator of a series of sassy food illustrations that get to the truth of how we really feel about food.

the adventures of amper girl. soon