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Originally posted on TurtleAndRobot.com:
Robot Dreams Graphic Novel Ages 7 and up By Sara Varon 208 pages First Second 2007       Though I have categorized this book for ages seven and up, I happen to know at…

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Call Me Stormy Italians are famous for their wild hand gestures. Yara from Skyscanner explains how to insult someone, using Italian hand gestures. Be advised: You’re on your own if you apply this knowledge in real-life situations. (NSFW owing to … Continue reading →

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Colorful Moth

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Get to Know a Brazilian – Tom Zé

Originally posted on Americas South and North:
This post, the last in the series on artists tied to the Tropicália movement, focuses on one of the most innovative and clever Brazilian musicians of the last 50 years – Tom Zé. Tom Zé…

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Originally posted on Roberta Mazza:
The Manchester Evening News is reporting a plan to revive the textile industry in Greater Manchester, the Victorian Cottonopolis. The article explains how UK manufacturing industries are trying to revive this old tradition based in…

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Originally posted on Multisense Realism:
I doctored up this illustration to support my answer to how the double slit experiment works (Quora). The main point that I am trying to make (and I think it is, if true, a fundamental,…

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Article from Scientific America Magazine on Borges and Memory (new book)

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Paper art

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Originally posted on Villa Incanta:
Learning dance moves and choreographed routines are one thing, but learning how to hear and accentuate moves to the music is another. Dancing with rhythm can be achieved by counting music, determining the appropriate dance…

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Some Student Animation You Probably Have NOT Seen…

Originally posted on THE EARLY KERNER:
This year, Edinboro University welcomes Visiting Scholar and graphic designer Jing Guan. Jing is here studying the differences in teaching styles between Chinese and American design schools. She recently shared a number of student…

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