Great Distance

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angrywhistler:

Rebecca Campbell

tipsforarchitectureschool:

#70 Train people with your actions.

Life is a training course and you are the instructor.  You may not think about it, but you teach people how to act towards you based on how you act towards them.  How many times have you heard: “No, last time I did that it was terrible so I never did it again.”  When you interact with people you are teaching them how to react to you.  Often times all it takes is one miscommunication and people would rather avoid you than deal with the possibility of another tense interaction.  Really, life is one big play between acting and reacting.  Studio culture is a large part of your education and an even bigger part of life when you graduate.  Make sure you are interacting with people in a way that promotes trust, care, and understanding.

Who knows you might need to borrow a pencil one day.   ;)

dichotomization:

Forest of lava trees resulting from eruption of a 1-km-line of vents east of Pu‘u Kahaualea. The bulbous top of each lava tree marks the high stand of the lava flow as it spread through the trees. As the fissure eruption waned, the flow continued to spread laterally; its surface subsided, leaving pillars of lava that had chilled against tree trunks.

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artchipel:

Yang Yongliang - Heavenly city | Untitled. 1 (2008)

Inkjet print on Fine Art Paper
© OFOTO Gallery collection

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iamjapanese:

KAWASE Hasui（川瀬 巴水 Japanese, 1883-1957）

Amagasaki　尼崎大物　1940

Woodblock print

iamjapanese:

OHARA Koson（小原 古邨 Japanese,1877-1945）

Evening sailboats　夕暮れの帆船　1900-1915

woodcut, color

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darksilenceinsuburbia:

Byeong Doo Moon. I Have Been Dreaming to be a Tree.

paperimages:

Ken Roth

arpeggia:

Filip Dujardin - Fictions, 2007-2010