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Who else would I think of but youse guys!
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The image is an artistic rendering of a bicycle, where two rolls of masking tape exist as the wheels and one of the rules of masking tape has some tape coming out of it, forming the front fork of the bicycle, and the rest of the bicycle is painted in white on a black background.
That's so well done.
brrrrring. brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrringgggg.
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a stained glass window featuring the two aliens from sesame street. one is red and one is blue, they have large googly eyes and antennae. They are both staring at a telephone.
source: https://www.reddit.com/r...
Cleaning up the studio
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Seven plates of different sizes Fotograaf from above. On the plates there’s lots of dried out acrylic and watercolor paint in many Colours.
(Why clean a plate when you can just grab a new one?)
The Muse does not wait while your hands are in suds. Although, for me, it visits me in the shower….
Deviled egg platters...
I love this. Process embodied.
seasonal migration
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Chewbacca, a massive hairy humanoid with an ammo belt strung across his chest, struts through the forest.
srsly groovy
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an abstract red and black image that suggests components of a mainframe system
Computer Design Magazine, January 1968. They don't make 'em like this any more.
via: the Timex-Sinclair online user group
source: https://archive.org/details...
via: the Timex-Sinclair online user group
source: https://archive.org/details...
When I was young I used to love these magazines from second-tier publishers or for professional specialties because the covers were always fascinating to stare at. Then I'd open them up and the contents were usually bollocks to a little kid who could barely read. Still ended up setting me on my life's path, though.
Oh man, this is so good
How was an illustration like this accomplished in 1966? Rulers, ink, and color separations, I presume?
well
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a piece of paper on a paint stained wooden board. There's a block print of a chicken's face in profile with a knowing look in dark green. To the right in blue cursive: "well shit"
The Sightless Bird
line drive
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woman jumping in front of a sculture of a batter swinging
Ketsu bat girl! I guess it was a meme of sorts in 2015.
On first impression, I definitely thought his hands were doing something other than swinging a bat
Princess Mononoke
Due Thurs
dress for the job you want
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vintage ad for "inflatable sauna shorts"
If the job is little orange man at a chocolate factory, then have we go the pants for you!
Really could use a pair in denim
Imagine the smell
Sugar Full Set - First Show Since 1995 LIVE | Webster Hall New York, NY | May 2, 2026
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Looks like there is a cameraman onstage so there may be an official video in the works.
He can use any amp head he wants, and it's Blackstar?
@thelonius Cheap, reliable, roadies are carrying it for him so it doesn't matter that it's a heavy plywood box full of air and maybe 5 cu inch of electronics... So why not?
I believe @Vidiot was there
Whack-a-... Mole?
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Color photo, as from a phone, of a hand touching a whack-a-mole target. It's Catwoman in her black catsuit with helmet and goggles, painted with a grimacing mouth and (weirdly) a black dot on her nose. The Whack-a-Mole machine is black and yellow with a Batman logo visible.
She seems nice….
Moebius
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A color illustration by Moebius. It shows a city during twilight. Both the city and the sky are blue and red/yellow. In the background a series of smoking volcanoes are visible.
Ooooh!! Such a Monday!
Rebel Loon
bark louder, dog, I can't hear you
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Neo from the Matrix holding a banana to his ear
We've been trying to contact you about your car's extended warranty.
"Is that you Mr. Bananastan?"
I can't hear you, I have a banana in my ear!
for those who celebrate
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tantuni
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Tantuni, "a spicy beef sandwich from the Turkish city of Mersin," learned of and photo snagged here: https://www.leparisien.fr/paris-75... "The unusual cooking surface with its curved center is attracting the attention of passersby on Avenue Simon Bolivar in Paris's 19th arrondissement. The tantuni, the utensil that gives its name to a delicious 'dürüm,' has been causing a sensation among street food enthusiasts for the past few weeks, drawn by the enticing aroma of spices emanating from this Turkish specialty."
Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki...
Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki...
I'll skip the "fermented turnip juice."
"Wi Chef"
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Paul Prudhomme Outside Of His Restaurant “K-Paul’s Louisiana Kitchen”, In New Orleans (1979)
For a period between 1989 and 1990 I was the head chef at a Cajun Creole restaurant (Fat Franks). We did our utmost to produce authentic creole food in a place not exactly known for the cuisine. During that time this man was my guru, I devoured everything on him that I could find from the other side of the globe.
The one issue we had was that at the time Sassafras was illegal in Australia, I believe it can now be imported with a licence, but fortunately a friend of the restaurants owner had smuggled a few jars of Sassafras powder into the country. We kept that stuff in the safe.
I visited New Orleans in 2001, but I had stopped chefing by then and had just graduated Uni as an archaeologist and I barely had enough money for the trip, so much so that when I stood outside his restaurant reading the menu I came to terms with knowing I wouldn't be dining in there this trip. To this day I regret not selling a kidney to do so though.
I miss cooking that food, I also miss eating it. I think I should smash out a gumbo or a jambalaya soon.
For a period between 1989 and 1990 I was the head chef at a Cajun Creole restaurant (Fat Franks). We did our utmost to produce authentic creole food in a place not exactly known for the cuisine. During that time this man was my guru, I devoured everything on him that I could find from the other side of the globe.
The one issue we had was that at the time Sassafras was illegal in Australia, I believe it can now be imported with a licence, but fortunately a friend of the restaurants owner had smuggled a few jars of Sassafras powder into the country. We kept that stuff in the safe.
I visited New Orleans in 2001, but I had stopped chefing by then and had just graduated Uni as an archaeologist and I barely had enough money for the trip, so much so that when I stood outside his restaurant reading the menu I came to terms with knowing I wouldn't be dining in there this trip. To this day I regret not selling a kidney to do so though.
I miss cooking that food, I also miss eating it. I think I should smash out a gumbo or a jambalaya soon.
Same.
I have never once considered my access to filé powder as a sort of privilege... on the few occasions I couldn't buy it, with a small amount of effort, I could make it... I now know, and I won't take that for granted again.
I’m a roux man myself, but I respect the old ways.
Also, cool on you that you had that trade. Mealtime at your place must be grand.
Also, cool on you that you had that trade. Mealtime at your place must be grand.
The Loon is Coming
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A photo of a giant puppet loon head. The bird puppet has a glowing red eye and looks ready to fight.
One of many amazing puppets at this year's Mayday parade in Minneapolis. This loon puppet was about 20' tall, could flap its wings, and made noise.
If you want to see it in action: https://bsky.app/profile...
That’s no loon.
I missed the parade, but did see this in the park afterwards.
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personal project work takes me random places at times
Defenestrate the snobs, simultaneously.
The elitists simultaneously defenestrated the multiple world-wide-web-linked raincoats of the nostalgists disinclined to act, due to their apathy, into air redolent of petrichor.
I got nothin' for 'fear of long words'. Maybe 'telelogphobics'. Dunno.
I got nothin' for 'fear of long words'. Maybe 'telelogphobics'. Dunno.
A good tool for finding words is the reverse lookup at OneLook.com.
Star Wars meets Dave Brubeck
New York, 1983 by Thomas Hoepker
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source: https://sakurajima.moe/@Kingu...
The Latin alphabet! Also should "W" be wider?
@poorusher Yeah, doesn't seem like a font-nerd joke when the premise is the font is monospace except for some letters.
And where is the kerning?
Ancient structures revealed
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Photo of a teapot that is a dandy looking gentleman doing the “I’m a little teapot” pose with one wrist on his hip and the other extended with his wrist bent away.
First comment is “Absolutely OBSESSED with this teapot from 1882”
Second comment is “is he… you know… a teapot from 1882?”
First comment is “Absolutely OBSESSED with this teapot from 1882”
Second comment is “is he… you know… a teapot from 1882?”
https://collections.vam.ac.uk/item...
“Fearful consequences through the laws of Natural Selection and evolution of living up to one’s Teapot.”
“Fearful consequences through the laws of Natural Selection and evolution of living up to one’s Teapot.”
the MatchboxPosters collection
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Illustration of a man in traditional attire with a turban and mustache. Yellow and red tones. Folk Art design.
great link! there's something about that old matchbox art, the colors and textures, that's so satisfying!
Woah. Such great images.
Published o 3 May. You're on the ball.
Published o 3 May. You're on the ball.
@joost it's called "following Jason Scott's feed", not any trendsetting on my part
dumbest game of whackamole
How all the photos would have looked if I was the photographer on Artemis mission
It’s ramp season
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A bagel cut in half with ramp cream cheese spread on both halves. The bagel is on a white plate sitting on a wood table.
Friends gave us a bunch of ramps from their yard so made some ramp cream cheese and well of course needed something to put it on so made some bagels.
