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Macro photographs of butterfly and moth wings (2017) by: Linden Gledhill
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▫️ “The Dearest Devotion ” ▫️
(air, land, sea)- to self, your loves, and community, on our ever so small yet vast planet.
(cone 5.5 stoneware, underglaze, glaze) ceramic wall tiles made from my gay and trans perspective :)
extras: The albatrosses stem from the broad number of female same-sex lifelong couples. The bucks and whales stem from documented homosexual behaviour of the species. A kobudai is also featured in the third tile changing sex from female to male.
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If you need some good news today- you should know that the sea turtle nesting data for 2023 is in and it’s really promising. In Florida, both greens and loggerheads have reached record high numbers of nests. We’re really hoping this is a success story in the making for both of these species.
Almost half of the world’s loggerheads nest in Florida, meaning the state has a huge responsibility to conserve the species.
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Spotted deer. Javanese batik designs from metal stamps. 1924.
Internet Archive
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The rapid change in how people got around in New York City, 1913-1916. Graphic presentation. 1939.
Prelinger Library via Internet Archive
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‘New Trees’ (2012) ph. Robert Voit
Voit's photographed cell phone towers camouflaged as trees across multiple countries, from Britain to the US and South Africa. In pursuit of seamless connectivity, there is a strong public objection to the unsightly appearance of bare cell phone towers. As a result, many companies opt to disguise these towers as trees, church steeples, flag poles, water tanks, and various other structures. These are widely known as "stealth towers" or "stealth installations."
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Rhyton in the shape of a dog's head, Greece, circa 480 BC
from The State Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg
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I’m working on a stone knife, going to just be a mini one but I’m hyped. Successfully flintknapped for the first time aswell!!!
Heres the basic shape I carved out so far.
And heres a little arrowhead I got out of the same piece.
Probably going to just make the handle from some wood but so far Im super proud of this
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Ooh baby baby it’s a wild world it’s hard to get by just upon a smile
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Artwork of late early furry artist Albert Temple
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Depiction of an antelope carved into a rock in Tin Taghirt, in the Tassili n’Ajjer region of southern Algeria. This art and other artifacts like it are estimated to date from 10,000 to 6,000 years ago.
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