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  1. prostheticknowledge: Isometric by Timothy J. Reynolds  Collection of illustrative polygon “Isometric views of little worlds”, which somehow are reminiscent of the popular computer game “Populous”. Much more isometric goodness can be found at the artist’s Dribbble page here prostheticknowledge: Isometric by Timothy J. Reynolds  Collection of illustrative polygon “Isometric views of little worlds”, which somehow are reminiscent of the popular computer game “Populous”. Much more isometric goodness can be found at the artist’s Dribbble page here prostheticknowledge: Isometric by Timothy J. Reynolds  Collection of illustrative polygon “Isometric views of little worlds”, which somehow are reminiscent of the popular computer game “Populous”. Much more isometric goodness can be found at the artist’s Dribbble page here prostheticknowledge: Isometric by Timothy J. Reynolds  Collection of illustrative polygon “Isometric views of little worlds”, which somehow are reminiscent of the popular computer game “Populous”. Much more isometric goodness can be found at the artist’s Dribbble page here prostheticknowledge: Isometric by Timothy J. Reynolds  Collection of illustrative polygon “Isometric views of little worlds”, which somehow are reminiscent of the popular computer game “Populous”. Much more isometric goodness can be found at the artist’s Dribbble page here prostheticknowledge: Isometric by Timothy J. Reynolds  Collection of illustrative polygon “Isometric views of little worlds”, which somehow are reminiscent of the popular computer game “Populous”. Much more isometric goodness can be found at the artist’s Dribbble page here prostheticknowledge: Isometric by Timothy J. Reynolds  Collection of illustrative polygon “Isometric views of little worlds”, which somehow are reminiscent of the popular computer game “Populous”. Much more isometric goodness can be found at the artist’s Dribbble page here

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    Isometric by Timothy J. Reynolds 

    Collection of illustrative polygon “Isometric views of little worlds”, which somehow are reminiscent of the popular computer game “Populous”.

    Much more isometric goodness can be found at the artist’s Dribbble page here

    10 May, 2012
    Sourced from dribbble.com
    Reblogged from prostheticknowledge
    Tagged as video games art cartopgraphy
    Notes (346)

  2. nevver: Imperial Glory

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    Imperial Glory

    9 May, 2012
    Sourced from nevver
    Originally from nevver
    Reblogged from jjarichardson
    Tagged as Shepard Fairey art Imperialism militarism
    Notes (495)
  3. saveroomminibar: Portal 2. Perpetual Testing Initiative now Initiated. Just update your copy of Portal 2 on Steam and access the level-editor through the community tab of the main menu. Get to building and testing! How to create test chambers in 5 steps. It. Has. Begun. saveroomminibar: Portal 2. Perpetual Testing Initiative now Initiated. Just update your copy of Portal 2 on Steam and access the level-editor through the community tab of the main menu. Get to building and testing! How to create test chambers in 5 steps. It. Has. Begun. saveroomminibar: Portal 2. Perpetual Testing Initiative now Initiated. Just update your copy of Portal 2 on Steam and access the level-editor through the community tab of the main menu. Get to building and testing! How to create test chambers in 5 steps. It. Has. Begun.

    saveroomminibar:

    Portal 2.

    Perpetual Testing Initiative now Initiated.

    Just update your copy of Portal 2 on Steam and access the level-editor through the community tab of the main menu. Get to building and testing!

    How to create test chambers in 5 steps.

    It. Has. Begun.

    8 May, 2012
    Sourced from saveroomminibar
    Reblogged from saveroomminibar
    Tagged as Portal 2 video games art
    Notes (71)

  4. free-parking: An anonymous author’s novel written on the walls of an abandoned house in Chongqing, China

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    An anonymous author’s novel written on the walls of an abandoned house in Chongqing, China

    2 May, 2012
    Sourced from free-parking
    Originally from free-parking
    Reblogged from jipsterjluke
    Tagged as art literature China
    Notes (16499)
  5. theantidote: The Washington Ballet’s upcoming alice (in wonderland) looks amazing. by Septime Weber, world premiere april 11-15, Kennedy Center (via washington life, photos Dean Alexander, produced by design army) (via moresweetthanbitter:) Drool. theantidote: The Washington Ballet’s upcoming alice (in wonderland) looks amazing. by Septime Weber, world premiere april 11-15, Kennedy Center (via washington life, photos Dean Alexander, produced by design army) (via moresweetthanbitter:) Drool. theantidote: The Washington Ballet’s upcoming alice (in wonderland) looks amazing. by Septime Weber, world premiere april 11-15, Kennedy Center (via washington life, photos Dean Alexander, produced by design army) (via moresweetthanbitter:) Drool. theantidote: The Washington Ballet’s upcoming alice (in wonderland) looks amazing. by Septime Weber, world premiere april 11-15, Kennedy Center (via washington life, photos Dean Alexander, produced by design army) (via moresweetthanbitter:) Drool. theantidote: The Washington Ballet’s upcoming alice (in wonderland) looks amazing. by Septime Weber, world premiere april 11-15, Kennedy Center (via washington life, photos Dean Alexander, produced by design army) (via moresweetthanbitter:) Drool. theantidote: The Washington Ballet’s upcoming alice (in wonderland) looks amazing. by Septime Weber, world premiere april 11-15, Kennedy Center (via washington life, photos Dean Alexander, produced by design army) (via moresweetthanbitter:) Drool. theantidote: The Washington Ballet’s upcoming alice (in wonderland) looks amazing. by Septime Weber, world premiere april 11-15, Kennedy Center (via washington life, photos Dean Alexander, produced by design army) (via moresweetthanbitter:) Drool.

    theantidote:

    The Washington Ballet’s upcoming alice (in wonderland) looks amazing.

    by Septime Weber, world premiere april 11-15, Kennedy Center

    (via washington life, photos Dean Alexander, produced by design army)

    (via moresweetthanbitter:)

    Drool.

    1 May, 2012
    Sourced from moresweetthanbitter
    Originally from moresweetthanbitter
    Reblogged from theantidote
    Tagged as ballet art fashion
    Notes (19071)

  6. hbliss: Katharina Grosse, Untitled, 2004, acrylic paint on wall, floor, various objects. Installation view, artist’s residence, Dusseldorf ataxiwardance: sun light from a cracked stained glass window.

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    Katharina Grosse, Untitled, 2004, acrylic paint on wall, floor, various objects. Installation view, artist’s residence, Dusseldorf

    ataxiwardance: sun light from a cracked stained glass window.

    28 April, 2012
    Sourced from hbliss
    Originally from hbliss
    Reblogged from viasantamaria
    Tagged as light art painting
    Notes (419)
  7. Bettina Rheims The Gender Studies Bettina Rheims The Gender Studies Bettina Rheims The Gender Studies Bettina Rheims The Gender Studies Bettina Rheims The Gender Studies Bettina Rheims The Gender Studies Bettina Rheims The Gender Studies Bettina Rheims The Gender Studies Bettina Rheims The Gender Studies

    Bettina Rheims

    The Gender Studies

    27 April, 2012
    Sourced from tonguedepressors
    Originally from tonguedepressors
    Reblogged from boyhips
    Tagged as art gender photography sex identity identity politics social theory
    Notes (6391)

  8. rustybreak: One Way Colour Tunnel | Olafur Eliasson | 2007 My favorite piece from an exceptional exhibit!

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    One Way Colour Tunnel | Olafur Eliasson | 2007

    My favorite piece from an exceptional exhibit!

    25 April, 2012
    Sourced from rustybreak
    Originally from rustybreak
    Reblogged from absurdlakefront
    Tagged as Olafur Eliasson art
    Notes (293)

  9. German bar

    I had lost the last race big
    somebody had stolen my coat
    I could feel the flu coming on
    and my tires were
    low. I went in to get a 
    beer at the German bar
    but the waitress was having a fit
    her heart strangled by disappointment
    grief and loss.
    women get troubled all at once,
    you know. I left a tip
    and got out.

    nobody wins.
    ask Caesar.

    25 April, 2012
    Tagged as art charles bukowski literature poetry thanks to http://jjarichardson.tumblr.com/
    Notes (8)

  10. explore-blog: The Histomap by John Sparks, 1931, depicts the ebb and flow of world powers from antiquity to today, part of a visual history of the timeline. Actually got to page through Cartographies of Time: A History of the Timeline recently. Really really beautiful stuff.

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    The Histomap by John Sparks, 1931, depicts the ebb and flow of world powers from antiquity to today, part of a visual history of the timeline.

    Actually got to page through Cartographies of Time: A History of the Timeline recently. Really really beautiful stuff.

    24 April, 2012
    Sourced from
    Originally from explore-blog
    Reblogged from theatlantic
    Tagged as cartography art history
    Notes (898)
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