The Plastic - Straw Ban

A family falls on hard times.

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Endure This Shit

wastedrita

 

Personal Message

Michael Dumontier and Neil Farber (collaborations)

 

Never, Never

Douglas Gordon 

Home, sweet home - Laurent Chéhère

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Figural Compositions by Matthew Stone

Matthew Stone explores the figure through a combination of painting and digital manipulation, presenting segmented busts and bodies splayed out in abstracted three-dimensional spaces.

Michael MacRae's Illustration

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Looking for wall art ideas?

Wall art helps make a house truly feel like a home. When all of your favorite prints and paintings are finally tacked up, you feel a sense of completeness to your living space. But often, filling your walls with great images is easier said than done—especially when you don’t know where to look.
 Luckily, it’s now simpler than ever to display art produced by creative folks across the world.

 

Your Houseplants Are Judging You

Plants are a delightful way to bring some color and life into your house. And because you perform your secret at-home behaviors right in front of them, your plants have actually come to know you better than anyone else. Now your plants have seen enough, and they have some advice.
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Lego Man for Nuart 2018

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Rude . Nespoon. Monumenta Leipzig Outdoors.

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Oops Banana

Max Siedentopf

 

Stay grounded

Miguel Marquez Outside 

Do You Look Like Your Dog?

Photographer Gerrard Gethings snapped striking portraits for the memory card game "Do You Look Like Your Dog?"

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On the Road Again

maddie on things

 

Man's Best Friend

Photograph by Arindam Chowdhury 

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Animals of Africa at sunrise and sunset

Wildlife photographer Greg Du Toit has captured powerful images of silhouetted animals in southern and eastern Africa to show "the mystery and intrigue of Africa."

 

Sun's magnetic field

NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) scientists used their computer models to generate a view of the Sun's magnetic field on August 10, 2018.
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Could Nasa's next big thing see alien life?

If it does launch as currently scheduled in 2021, it will be 14 years late. When finally in position, though - orbiting the Sun 1.5 million km from Earth - Nasa's James Webb Space Telescope promises an astronomical revolution.
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