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Look at that little nook in the corner. Ah, beautiful.
I’d never go inside
Ah I love this
imagine getting a bunch of pillows and blankets and just piling them on there and sleeping there at night that would be fucking perfect
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Macoto Murayama’s Intricate Blueprints of Flowers
The worlds of architecture and scientific illustration collided when Macoto Murayama was studying at Miyagi University in Japan. The two have a great deal in common, as far as the artist’s eye could see; both architectural plans and scientific illustrations are, as he puts it, “explanatory figures” with meticulous attention paid to detail. “An image of a thing presented with massive and various information is not just visually beautiful, it is also possible to catch an elaborate operation involved in the process of construction of this thing,” Murayama once said in an interview.
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Gwendoline Christie photographed by Polly Borland
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Greta Garbo, 1926
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Gregory Peck in To Kill a Mockingbird, 1962
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