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Elon Musk really is huffing some Khmer-Rouge-flavored shit right now.

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Mijn eerste Nederlandse fiets!

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The neighborhood children are playing the Trade Up Game. We acquired a plastic hanging planter for a wine rack we were going to Markplaats. Hope they get something good for it!

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this scene changed me as a kid and i never realized how much i would constantly be grappling with this dynamic as an adult, on both sides of the reins

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I love that when people need to shit talk an art piece they text me. 🤣

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Why are cats so hell bent on eating string?

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HOLY FUCK! PULP IS BACK! www.bbc.com/news/article...

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Now that this commission is off my plate, who wants to buy some art! It comes in two price points -- Listed online www.kaseysmith.net/store and you'll have to ask www.kaseysmith.net/available-or.... Buy it now before he raises EU tariffs!

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There we have it, the four genders of 1995. Code from the Microsoft Bob SDK! :)

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A week in painting -- these are all done on paper mache filled with seeds, the idea being that you plant the painting so it can fade, dissolve, sprout, and eventually blossom. These contain forget-me-not, hollyhock, and poppy seeds.

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The Society for Historians of the Early American Republic is asking the public to help them track changes the Trump Admin is making to history-- in national parks, websites, wherever. Please share-- and please contribute! thepanorama.shear.org/2025/04/09/t...

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A week in painting -- these are all done on paper mache filled with seeds, the idea being that you plant the painting so it can fade, dissolve, sprout, and eventually blossom. These contain forget-me-not, hollyhock, and poppy seeds.

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Cloister - when you're not sure if it's a clam or an oyster.

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Graffiti and ivy

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NEW PAPER, JUST OUT! 👀 Insects from the '70s and '80s were already collecting microplastic, decades before the term microplastic even existed. 🤯 A thread on the surprising history of this pollutant and the incredible insect larvae that helped us uncover it. 🐛 Let's dive in! 🧵👇 1/x

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Today it seems is #nationalunicornday four tapestries from a set of seven held at the Cloisters,the Metropolitan museum NY .. the unicorn hunt produced in the south Netherlands 1495-1505.

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Study of Van Eyck, oil on panel, 6x8". #art #painting

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in case you're wondering, "what's the harm in claiming an extinct species has been brought back from the dead" when it most certainly has not, our interior secretary is already using it to justify taking animals off the endangered species list

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The government has announced new tariffs on texting your ex so if you wanna do it today is the day

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I'm back to painting seed bombs. This Peanut M&M seed bomb is made of paper mache and hollyhock seeds -- with watercolor and ink of course. I'll be leaving it on the streets of Amsterdam soon, where it will hopefully dissolve and sprout in time.

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The variety of trash pulled from this 30 year old coot nest is FASCINATING. www.dutchnews.nl/2025/04/natu...

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[Youth pastor voice] You know there's another guy who is orange and hates Mondays

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Archaeologists making sense of ancient Egyptian culture by reconstructing the scents of mummification, revealing "woody," "spicy," and "sweet" smells from Egyptian funerary practices. 🏺 #Archaeology #AncientEgypt #History

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"Bad times are great for making good art" No. Not true. Having the luxury of time not spent worrying about shelter, your family, or food, is much better for art. Why do you think artists who are monetarily successful so often come from at least some amount of money? Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs!

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