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  3. Anonymous asked: Hey! I know you're still alive cause you keep posting things! Could you get in contact with me pleassseeee? I miss you and would like to know how you're doing! IluvU -Jacob

    dear jacob-

    oh how i luv u so.
    why did you ask this anon u silly goose. email me at autumntrillium@gmail.com if you wannaaa.
    i am reinstalling my operating system today but we should arrange a skype date please c:

     

  4. awelltraveledwoman:

    Done right

    (Source: welcomeindians, via tigeryear)

     

  5. lxtxcx:

    2k13box:

    26/4/13: First NES experiment, attempted to mix code from 2 different games, this is the only executable result!

    This is the real glitch shit out there

    (via shypupae)

     

  6. georgiacapra:

    witchy babes forts snapbacks u know

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  7. textilenerd:

    Grand foulard, tafellaken 

    2010

    in opdracht van Audax Textielmuseum Tilburg


    De linnen “Visserij”-kleden zijn bedrukt met een grafische dessin. Een geprogrammeerd computerprogramma kan elk van de 44 waterfoto’s omzetten tot deze print. De satijnbinding zorgt ervoor dat de inkt zich enkel horizontaal kan voortbewegen waardoor het effect ontstaat wat doet denken aan ikat-textiel.

    Which roughly translates to:

    Large, table cloth
    2010
    commissioned by Audax textile museum Tilburg
     
    The linen “fisheries” dress-up are printed with a graphical design. A programmed computer program can convert each of the 44 water pictures to this print. The satin binding causes the ink only horizontal can propel making it effect reminiscent of ikat-textiles.
     

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  10. christurkleton:

    ridingwithstrangers:

    Architectural Density in Hong Kong

    With seven million people, Hong Kong is the 4th most densely populated places in the world. However, plain numbers never tell the full story. In his ‘Architecture of Density’ photo series, German photographer Michael Wolf explores the jaw-dropping urban landscapes of Hong Kong. He rids his photographs of any context, removing any sky or horizon line from the frame and flattening the space until it becomes a relentless abstraction of urban expansion, with no escape for the viewer’s eye. Infinite and haunting.

    Editor’s Note: Co-signed.

    this is making me feel so uncomfortable

    i thought that it was photoshopped into a repeating pattern… and this is only the *4th* most densely populated place in the world…

    (via bitchinclub)

     

  11. Icebergs covered in black volcanic sand // Iceland

    (Source: malformalady, via tontita)

     

  12. goldndreams:

    Sound FX - “EMPATHY” LP

    Click to Listen/Download

    Thanks for supporting 

    #GoldenDreams

     

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  14. twerkin on some new stuff

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