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unknownskywalker:

Super Moon lamp by Eisuke Tachikawa

This lamp represents the Supermoon, the biggest full moon in a cycle of 18 years. It is composed of LED lights and is an accurate presentation of the moon, based on the lunar orbiter Kaguya’s 3D topographic data of the moon.

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delicatesoundofthunder

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There is another cycle within the rain seasons, one that captures the rain’s peak right in the middle of the year. This would make the year start in june & end in may.

affors:

Eclipses and moon phases, an black & white lithograph depicting the various details of solar eclipses and corresponding phases of the moon, published by the london geographical institute in 1910.

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aseaofquotes:

Mark Haddon, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time

lezga:

- black gold white pattern #2 - painting on paper -

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gastrogirl:

cloud-shaped black sesame macarons.

This may be too cute for anything, but… awwwww~~ Happy rain is really something underestimated over here.

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The textures here are amazing. Looks like a raincloud pregnant with the wool of moisture.

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theartofanimation:

Manuel Arenas

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ilovecharts:

Semesters

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teachingliteracy:

bookart:

Created whilst at St Martins 2006–2008, these sketchbooks served as a test-ground for ideas and experiments

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I’m classifying the year’s rain patterns into 6 groups. The year starts with Feburary & ends at January. They are grouped under amount of rainfall recieved.

Feb: Very little rain

Mar/Apr/May: Rain (wetter)

June: Little rain

Jul/Aug/Sep: Rain (less wet)

Oct: Rain increasing

Nov/Dec/Jan: A lot of rain

Hmmm…. I’ve (rather romantically) given a name for each rain-season,

The Sleeper, The Woken, The Hesitant, The Cautious, The Realization & The Weeper. I wonder if the rain cycles are like a woman who’s constantly trapped in a cycle of never-ending heartbreak & slumber & rejuvenation. Oh, that would be interesting.