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artchipel:

Jian Chongmin | 简崇民 (b.1947, China)

[more Jian Chong Min | artist found at theartofanimation]

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WHY DO I REBLOG THESE THINGS HELP

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my-ditsy-little-world:

kwadi:

kwadxploren:

My cousin, ashamed after building a chair from IKEA.

this is one of the best posts i have ever seen

omg what is air

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hbreckel:

I cried forever

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lacigreen:

asylum-countess:

getoveritloveislove:

Can we just take a moment to realize how this child is acting more maturely than half the population of the earth? Kay. That will be all.

My favorite part is the realization of “that means you love each other!” what a concept! If this little boy could get it, I don’t understand why half of the population can’t..

PRESH OVERLOAD

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acutelesbian:

You never really know someone until you see how they react when their chips get stuck in the vending machine.

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sugoihime:

my dashboard is all SAD SELF HATING THOUGHTS

IT’S DANGEROUS TO GO ALONE, TAKE THIS WITH YOU

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tacticalshoyu:

Edmonton Airport’s Beautiful New Living Green Wall Works To Clean The Air. Green Over Grey’s latest project is a 1,420-square-foot vertical garden located on the main terminal. The project was made possible by the Stantec Architects, who provided space for a living wall in their design of the new airport. The triptych features a large center panel and two smaller panels on the 2nd level. The larger panel was inspired by high altitude cirrus cloud formations and the two smaller panels are based on famous Canadian paintings, Tree Forms by Emily Carr and Unnamed Abstract by Donald Flather.

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why am i reblogging this

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