My Book! This is a hard cover book, with a sewn spine- and all handmade for my class: Graphic Materials and Processing:)
by Corbie Leiker
dari kemarin mau bikin ginian ngga jadi-jadi melulu deh
My Book! This is a hard cover book, with a sewn spine- and all handmade for my class: Graphic Materials and Processing:)
by Corbie Leiker
dari kemarin mau bikin ginian ngga jadi-jadi melulu deh
While browsing through certain DIY crafts and projects (my new obsession, hihi) I happened to come across this amazing DIY project; Dixie Cup Garland.
This project does not require that many materials and is easy to make if you follow the steps. *dreamy siiigh* What an ideal decoration for your room! (or a party, TEEHEE.)
Check out the instructions (and the pictures) at heygorg (the post here). The blog has many other pretty DIY projects that are to die for. Check out heygorg and get inspired to get crafty!♥
www.weddbook.com everything about wedding ♥ Tulle Ball Gown Wedding Dress http://weddbook.com/media/1911131
If your love life is less than ideal, don’t worry — your hat is awesome.
Further reading: Dr. Lewis’ A General Theory of Love
This comic is an introduction to some of the ideas in A General Theory of Love. We highly recommend the book — it’s a great mix of poetry and science:
“The journey we embark on here is by no means complete: the science of our day hints at structures but cannot define them. The castle of the emotional mind is not yet grounded in fact, and there is ample room left within its domain for conjecture, invention, and poetry. As neuroscience unlocks the secrets of the brain, startling insights into the nature of love become possible. That is what this book is about — and if that’s not the secret of life, then we don’t know what is.”
DIY Optical Illusion Wooden Gems from Fabric Paper Glue here. You only need three colors of paint for each color of gem - white and black being two of them. Really good tutorial for mixing your shades of paint plus these wood rectangles are so cheap at Michaels.
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Hubble Images are Produced, Not Taken
Images must be woven together from the incoming data from the cameras, cleaned up and given colors that bring out features that eyes would otherwise miss. In this video from HubbleSite, a Hubble-imaged galaxy comes together on the screen.
They’re not just ‘pretty space pics’ there is a lot of work going on before the end result. And this is an idea of how it happens.
(Source: thespacegoat, via thescienceofreality)
aaa lucu bangett :’)
(via did-you-kno)