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coelasquid:

Oh shit, the Handy app added a head model for angle and lighting reference.

And they added coloured light? holy crap! I need to pay better attention to the updates on this thing.

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A Bouquet of Roses and other Flowers in a Glass Goblet, Jean Baptiste Robie

A Bouquet of Roses and other Flowers in a Glass Goblet, Jean Baptiste Robie

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transientfashion:

Montblanc Pen Lover [x]

Montblanc has a series of very rare Skeleton pens, and while they aren’t strictly steampunk, they certainly tickle all the right fancies to feel at home in a steampunk wardrobe.  Now all I need is to scrape up the $90,000 it takes to own one…

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books0977:

Lands of Enchantment (1923). Norman Rockwell. Oil on canvas. Collection of George Lucas. Cover for The Saturday Evening Post, November 10, 1923.
Work was featured in the 2011 Smithsonian American exhibition titled Telling Stories: Norman Rockwell from the Collections of George Lucas and Steven Spielberg. George Lucas’ favorite, Lands of Enchantment, shows a youngster imagining himself as an armor-clad knight riding away with a beautiful girl. The point is not the boy reading, but how the book inspires the boy’s imagination, taking him, in idealized form, to another time and place.
“It’s a painting celebrating literature, the magic that happens when you read a story and the story comes alive for you,” notes Lucas.

books0977:

Lands of Enchantment (1923). Norman Rockwell. Oil on canvas. Collection of George Lucas. Cover for The Saturday Evening Post, November 10, 1923.

Work was featured in the 2011 Smithsonian American exhibition titled Telling Stories: Norman Rockwell from the Collections of George Lucas and Steven Spielberg. George Lucas’ favorite, Lands of Enchantment, shows a youngster imagining himself as an armor-clad knight riding away with a beautiful girl. The point is not the boy reading, but how the book inspires the boy’s imagination, taking him, in idealized form, to another time and place.

“It’s a painting celebrating literature, the magic that happens when you read a story and the story comes alive for you,” notes Lucas.

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Tim McMorris

—On Top Of The World

eric-hu-ru:

I’m feelin’ fine, smiling big, feelin’ right like I should

Life is better then good, ya, you got me singin’

Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh

Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Whoa

Anthony Hopkins

—And the Waltz Goes On

sabeapien:

And the Waltz Goes On - Composed by Sir Anthony Hopkins, performed by the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra. 

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