Mashup of the Day: Let me explain something to you. Um, I am not “Mr. Anderson.” I’m The One. So that’s what you call me. You know, that or, uh, His Oneness, or uh, Neo, or El Neoerino if you’re not into the whole brevity thing.
Oh my.
The way things are.
First as Tragedy, Then as Farce by Slavoj Zizek
Barchan Sand Dunes, Empty Quarter - National Geographic & Martian Sand Dunes - Nasa
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Great resource for mathematical books.
This sculpture was created by Luke Jerram in response to the constant bombardment by coloured images we receive through the media. The artist believes that many of these images are designed to communicate fear. The artificial colouring of images also affects what we think a virus looks like. How many people believe a virus to be bright red and yellow?
This representation of HIV is a complex three-dimensional transparent form. The sculpture was designed using a combination of different scientific photographs and models and made in collaboration with glassblower Kim George.
Spooky but lovely. Ceramics by Martha Todd.
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An extremely talented sculptor.
since i can’t see all of the names that have recommended polamour (and i love contests), how about this: reblog this by the end of today. i’ll draw three names from the list tomorrow, and they’ll win a polaroid sized print of their choice. :)
click to recommend polamour, the polaroid a day project, in the “photographers” directory
By Polamor.
‘Palm' by Alex Carr