ianbrooks:

Canned Goods

All designs available for purchase at theFLOWmarket, though keep in mind while you *are* just buying an empty can, it’s up to you to make the imaginary contents of each can real.

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johnaslarona: AWAKENING OF THE SIXTH Ezio Auditore da Firenze (1459–1524) From Eagle Vision to Eagle Sense. “Why do we have these gifts? These abilities? Because it’s in our blood!” - Clay Kaczmarek Facebook    Google+   STORE@Society6   Tumblr   Twitter   DeviantART   CGHub
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johnaslarona:

AWAKENING OF THE SIXTH

Ezio Auditore da Firenze (1459–1524)
From Eagle Vision to Eagle Sense.

“Why do we have these gifts? These abilities? Because it’s in our blood!”
- Clay Kaczmarek

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staceythinx:

Geometry of Light by Alyson Shotz imagines “What would it look like to see light stopped in time”.

About the artist:

Interested in physics, Alyson Shotz uses industrial material, mirrors, stainless steel, to visualize invisible forces like gravity, space and light – the basic elements of our physical world. Materials that proved no less important when it comes to Art. “Questions about what the universe is made of (what is space, what is matter) seem primary to what sculpture, or art, should be about”, says Shotz.

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justinrampage: “Today would have been Louis Daguerre’s 224th birthday! Our Troopers and the Fetts thought they would celebrate the birth of the man credited with inventing the first commercially successful photographic process!” Most his photography work is available as prints at RedBubble. Daguerreotroopers & Daguerreofetts by David Eger (Tumblr) (Twitter) Via: egerbver
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justinrampage:

“Today would have been Louis Daguerre’s 224th birthday! Our Troopers and the Fetts thought they would celebrate the birth of the man credited with inventing the first commercially successful photographic process!”

Most his photography work is available as prints at RedBubble.

Daguerreotroopers & Daguerreofetts by David Eger (Tumblr) (Twitter)

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videogamenostalgia:

Super Mario Bros Themed Wedding Invitations

Oh, internet. I always find such neat stuff while browsing you! Like these Super Mario themed wedding invitations.

They were created by Larry Quach for his friends Esther and Ryan’s wedding. The invitation looks like an old NES cartridge (It even has an actual circuit board!). To go with the invitations, Larry also created Question Mark Block favors for the guests to take home after the reception.

So totally awesome.

(via: Technabob)