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I’ll do every one
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With intense patience, attention to detail, and a steady hand, Aoyama’s distinctive technique results in these hand-cut masterpieces, created across the course of hours and sometimes months. These truly amazing designs are so perfect yet so fragile—with one crush of the hand, the works could easily be destroyed. According to Aoyama, the process is fun because it relieves stress. She says, “I don’t follow traditional, but I am trying to create a mixture of the traditional and modern styles and to produce my own world through this super fine, lacy-paper-cuttings technique.”
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Some beautiful intricate works of paper art, by Helen Musselwhite, drawing inspiration from the nature world
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Derailing My Train of Thought by Thomas Wightman
3D book sculpture of a derailed train, disrupted from its travel, symbolizing a period of anxiety and panic.
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Happy world goth day!!! wooo. Can’t do much to celebrate but least will listen to my tunes on pandora all day X3~
aaand remember this year’s WGT *sighs*
you all need to keep me updated on upcoming unusual holidays. I could have done all sorts of awesome goth stuff today!
DAMMIT! I didn’t know!
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The life of a general Tumblr Slob minimalist posters
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likeyouimaginedwhenyouwereyoung:
St. Peter’s Square, the Vatican (by lux venit)
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Please check here! for a list of companies helping victims get supplies and ways those of us unaffected can donate supplies.
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Please check here! for a list of companies helping victims get supplies and ways those of us unaffected can donate supplies.
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