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marcchurch:

magictransistor:

M.C. Escher, Concentric Rinds (Woodcut engraving),1953.

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formlab:

Seagull Chair, Patrick Naggar

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olstocky:

A flower market in Florence, 1900

fxstbnighttrain:

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crownedstoat:

Mike Ludlow illustration

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this-old-stomping-ground:

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frasier-crane-style:

were–ralph:
syrupie:
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costumersupportdept:
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hexpress:
otatma:
mother-entropy:
i need like ten more hours of this.
you’ve heard of how it’s made, now get ready for
Shipwrights At Work
steamboat? nah, steamed boat
When you remember that the original theaters were built by shipbuilders…
when you’re both a boat person and a theater person and you had to double check which side of your tumblr reblogged this.
what does steaming the wood do?
Steaming the wood makes it more pliable so you can make curves with it
OH that makes a lot of sense now
When Reed Richards pulls out.

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