robotcosmonaut:

Earth

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Gorgeous Earth

arbredujour:

ARBRE DU JOUR 15-02-13

atavus:

Andy Vible - Watching Television, 2011

showslow:

Frieke Janssens, Smoking Kids | Part 1

explore-blog:

Book covers for literary classics, Valentinified.

(ᔥ Quipsologies)

explore-blog:

Amazing Google Maps mashup displaying global light pollution. 

findthestarlight:

One last reminder:

Let’s do one final contest.

Go here and see what has happened.

See, this is the final week of my request for help. And everything waits on the results.

The support I have already received has changed things. Now everything waits for the end of this week, as what is left of this chapter and the path to The Orange Key will depend entirely on what happens there this week.

For those just joining us, go here to read the main scenes of this story so far, and here to learn more about how this story is being told.

If such things capture your attention, please follow there.

To put things simply: we need a large net. And we need that het to have as few holes as possible.

So I am asking for your help this one last time before finishing what we have begun.

If you have any interest in this story, and if your ways allow for such things, I would be very grateful if you would repeat this link wherever you can:

http://kck.st/14BjpJR

I ask you do that for the sake of this story alone.

For those who do so here by reposting this post, I will select four names at random to receive an Alchemy Starter Set at the close of these last six days on Sunday, February 10th at 4:22 pm EST.

For those of you who post the link to twitter with the #findthestarlight tag, two will be selected on the same date to receive an Alchemy Starter Set. 

Thank you all so very much for your help, for your patience, for your kind words and encouragement, and for your attention.

The best of luck to us all.

-M

really-shit:

Berlin-based street artist Evol transforms power boxes, walls and any other public surface into a cities within the cities, as part of his ongoing Buildings series.

Like an urban planner, using stencils to reproduce the gridded windows and balconies, Evol creates a tiny urban landscape, one box at a time.

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#Gecko by the the pool