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New Ornate Ink Portraits of Lovable Dogs by Alex Konahin
Japanese photographer Takahiro Yamamoto dwarfs the massive city of Tokyo in his series called It’s a Small World. Using the tilt-shift technique, he selectively focuses on a tiny sliver of the overall image while the rest is left as a blur of color and shapes. The portion that’s legible resembles the type of miniaturized toys you’d see on a model train set.
We can distinguish five grades of traveller: those of the first and lowest grade are those who travel and, instead of seeing, are themselves seen - -they are as though blind; next come those who actually see the world; the third experience something as a consequence of what they have seen; the fourth absorb into themselves what they have experienced and bear it away with them; lastly there are a few men of the highest energy who, after they have experienced and absorbed all they have seen, necessarily have to body it forth again out of themselves in works and actions as soon as they have returned home. – It is like these fives species of traveller that all men travel through the whole journey of life, the lowest purely passive, the highest those who transform into action and exhaust everything they experience.
Friedrich Nietzsche, Human, All Too Human
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Handmade Rustic Science & Anatomy Bracelets
UK-based indie boutique Jezebel Charms handcrafts bibliophile inspired jewelry and accessories with a vintage and rustic allure. The artist draws inspiration from scientific and anatomy diagrams to create a unique and macabre pieces.
Inspired by the periodic table, the human heart and brain, each brass piece contains an irresistible antiquated element. You can find more rustic designs at her Etsy shop.
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