Building UP Michigan, USA

bagellovers:

Aloe striatula

Specimen X-Ray of a broken lizard toe 

Specimen X-Ray of a broken lizard toe 

Bearded drAGON 

Bearded drAGON 

electrocardiogramme:

Interplay Antomy

electrocardiogramme:

Interplay Antomy

electrocardiogramme:

Vynil Anatomy - Ale Senso

electrocardiogramme:

Vynil Anatomy - Ale Senso

archilista:

cavetocanvas:

Olafur Eliasson, Your sound galaxy, 2012

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thedsgnblog:

Jory Brigham   |  http://jorybrigham.com

I started building furniture and designing interior spaces when I was 19 after growing up doing finish carpentry with my father. Since then I have gone through many phases and styles. I think not going to school to learn my trade formed the way I create things. I find that I go about the design process in a whole different way, and just recently came to appreciate that. I try to incorporate as many styles, era’s, colors, and textures into my pieces. I think not going for a specific style can make things a bit more timeless. The furniture of the 50’s and 60’s inspire me the most, and I think it shows through in many of my pieces.

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anndesignn:

PIET SIDE TABLE  by Hugo Passos

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strata-coda:

Bae Sehwa

strata-coda:

Bae Sehwa

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Art is rarely the result of true genius, rather it is a combination of hard work and skills learned and practiced by regular people and, in my case, I practiced my skills in spite of self-doubt so profound it can masquerade as vanity,” —Sally Mann
design by stephanie o’neil

design by stephanie o’neil

alecshao:

Cristopher Cichocki - Land Spore (2011)

alecshao:

Cristopher Cichocki - Land Spore (2011)

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I'm Stephanie, this is what inspires me, and the results of said inspiration