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UMMMMmmmmm Hi everyone. This post reminded me to blog. #Dogsinfancydress MY FAVOURITE THING EVER! I mean, look at them! (cats are pretty cute too). 

These photographs of kittens and pups are a century old, but their humor and appeal is timeless. Photographer Harry Whittier Frees, born in 1879, began a career in cute-animal photography in 1906, building out a small studio to produce postcards, calendars, and children's books. collection of Frees's work from June of 1914, and just had to share. The LOLcat is not a new phenomenon. via: theatlantic

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Advertising hi-jack. Who stole my ads?

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I've been busy. #birdlifeisthebestlife 

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These flexible Paper Sculptures by Li Hongbo melted my brain and blew my mind. Thanks itscolossal

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Guinness against anti-social phone bastards 

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Several years back, This American Life’s Ira Glass gave an incredible interview with Current.tv that instantly went viral. 

Daniel Sax created this fantastic rendition of Ira Glass’s inspirational words that’s sure to get your creative juices pumping. 

In a Creative Slump? Watch This

via Visual News thanks photojojo

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Think I need one of these guys in my life. Pendleton the hedgehog. 

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Sam Cannon: This guy is helping me test out my new camera. 

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This might be the best #GIF ever.

via: Wake_up_service

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“… it’s always February 2nd and there’s nothing I can do about it.” #groundhogday

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Ophelia, a work of taxidermy by Dutch artists Afke Golsteijn, Ruben Taneja and Floris Bakker.

Source: Ravishing Beasts and fluffymoggie

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Polaroll

via:nevver

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Mathematics + Art = Awesome

Italian artist Fabrizio Corneli creates astonishing works of art that are carefully calculated sculptural pieces which function as astonishing light projectors and/or shadow casters. They’re made using math, but they look like magic.

Using mathematics to produce each visually compelling and mind-boggling piece of work, Corneli gives life to his seemingly simple, geometric wall extensions with light. He poignantly says, “Light is energy which creates forms.”

Visit Fabrizio Corneli’s website to check out more of his extraordinary artwork. 

via My Modern Metropolis and archiemcphee

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LOVING this BEEloved Honey packaging by Tamara Mihajlović

via:doworkdesign

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White Bites | Cool packaging design created by ceciliauhr.co

Thanks: bitchville

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Nintendo Wisdom

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Work Hard

via:suspensefulgraphics