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laughingsquid:

Optical Illusion Creates an Underwater View of Rapture, A City From the ‘BioShock’ Video Game Series

laughingsquid:

SkyArt, Fun Doodles Drawn Into Photographs of the Sky

photojojo:

Gaikuo-Captain is a Chinese Chemical Engineering student with a passion for comic books and a talent for drawing. He creates life-sized illustrations of super heroes and comic book characters.

After that, he photographs himself interacting with the illustrations in a totally seamless manner.

Life-Sized Comic Book Illustrations Collide With Photography

photojojo:

Andy Prokh’s day job is being an economist, but in his free time, he shoots these wonderful portraits of his daughter Catherine and their British shorthaired cat, Lilu. 

A Dad’s Photos of His Daughter & the Family Cat

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beingblog:

A reframed, redemptive conversation about same-sex marriage with the subject before the Supreme Court. Coming to the gay marriage debate from two, predictable opposing directions, David Blankenhorn and Jonathan Rauch both have an equal desire to strengthen the institution of marriage. They’re now showing all of us another way forward in grappling with the future of marriage.

This live event is part of On Being’s continuing series, The Civil Conversations Project. Check it out. We are addressing all types of difficult topics, taking them head-on but from an angle.

laughingsquid:

Tie Chi, Comic Demonstrating How to Tie a Tie Using Martial Arts

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ilovecharts:

Trying to figure out how bitchy I’m allowed to be at this stage in my life.

-sarahlcomics

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humansofnewyork:

“If you could give one piece of advice, what would it be?”
“Be in love.”
“How many times have you been in love?”
“Once.”

And then he walked away. 

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storyboard:

‘The Blue Umbrella’: Inside a Pixar Love Story

The process began on one of those unusually rainy but otherwise ordinary California days. Pixar camera and staging artist Saschka Unseld was walking through downtown San Francisco. Something caught his eye. He looked down, studying more closely an object stuck in the gutter in front of him. 

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