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25.01.2022 The beautiful woodblock prints of Californian Tom Killion

24.01.2022 Saving an Ice Grotto in a melting glacier:

21.01.2022 If Helvetica is 62 years old, it was born when I was - now used and abused but loved non-the-less (just like me). it's been given a facelift (not like me)

18.01.2022 Wonderful arrangement of sequential images from photographer Karl Baden

15.01.2022 When boys will be boys:

15.01.2022 Details of our Solar System are getting clearer and sharper by the day (pardon the pun)

15.01.2022 Take a fly-through this: https://zoomquilt2.com/

14.01.2022 If you had to remember a logo from memory, how would you go? Here's a few examples: I kind of like the less accurate ones best LOL

13.01.2022 How's this for Cow's milk design?

13.01.2022 This mean shines like gold

11.01.2022 Matador and Taurus

08.01.2022 Dynamic graphing of an overwhelming statistic

07.01.2022 Schrodinger's ladder

06.01.2022 How gorgeous is this?... by Nina Paley

05.01.2022 a graphical Alphabet - wonderful idea

04.01.2022 A graph of dynamic change

03.01.2022 Haring & Basquiat showing at the NGV A wonderful opportunity to see two amazingly prolific artists who created many street art projects and drawing, all in the convenience of our National Gallery of Victoria. $30 well spent... for a preview of the work and activity, visit https://www.simankevicius.com/ngv-haringbasquiat

02.01.2022 Abstract? no - the foot of a beetle magnified 100x Neurobiologist Igor Siwanowicz marries science and art with these incredibly-detailed images taken with a confocal laser-scanning microscope. Using the hi-tech device, he uncovers the invisible world of small creatures such as barnacles, moths, and beetles. Siwanowicz, who has won awards for his photography, works at the Howard Hughes Medical Institute’s Janelia Farm Research Campus and uses this special microscope as creativ...e escape from his stressful work. You need creative outlets, he shares. Especially photography, where the magic happens in a split second where you press the shutter. You’re not dwelling in the past, or thinking about the future. You’re in the moment. It was very therapeutic for me. The confocal laser-scanning microscope has the ability to capture an unparalleled amount of detail in comparison to a lens-based microscope. It works by taking multiple photographs at different levels of focus, reconstructing them into a single high-resolution, depth-enhanced image. The surreal colors are owed to fluorescent dyes used to illuminate the samples, making these minuscule creatures seem extraterrestrial.