Have you been surprised by how many people love your psychopathic, stone-cold killer? [x]
Announcing: the 20 semifinalists of the Orphan Black Poster contest 🎉 Listed in no particular order and social-medias credited where provided:
Ariel Landy
Amelie Au
Denise Parrish
Michelle Sciuto
Cristina Shahosaini
Carina Tous
Michael Cercado
Seo Cho
Ashley Verkamp
Hanna James
Jennifer Brinkle
Heather Arment
Forrest Burdett
Katie Campshure
Theresa Kinkead
Chris Moon
Oleksandra Barysheva
Melisa Dalton
Serena Kuo
Erin GareyYou’ll all be receiving a framed version of your poster, signed by the cast (it’s true, we saw them do it :O )
And thanks to everyone who participated as well, your artwork is beautiful and makes us question our own talents and abilities. Keep on making cool stuff because it’s part of what makes #CloneClub so great.
CloneClub are the most talented fandom.
using microsoft word
*moves an image a mm to the left*
all text and images shift. four new pages appear. paragraph breaks form a union. a swarm of commas buzzes at the window. in the distance, sirens.
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Embroidered Landscapes and Plants Overflow Through the Frames by Ana Teresa Barboza
Peruvian artist Ana Teresa Barboza has mastered the art of embroidery and crocheting through the meticulous manual work in the composition of unconventional representation of landscape sceneries.
Beautifully emulating the texture of nature, Barboza’s sculptures burst through the frame into abstract forms. What seems to begin as a conventional piece of embroidery art ends in an explosion of color, movement, and at times gravity-defying suspensions of messy threads.
Emotive and passionate, Baboza links the mechanics and psyche of the human body, particularly, of the fingertips and our need to be connected to nature.
She composes a wide range of landscapes, which depict the violent and unpredictable movement of the water, the uncontrollable growth of life seen in greenery, and the rocky terrain of the mountains. She seamlessly navigates through different color strands, while reconstructing the image of nature we have embedded into our mind. She demands us to view nature and its architecture from a different perspective. Baboza’s work blurs the line between contemporary sculpture and tapestry-making.
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Straight bar passing through a curved hole
this makes me so angry
I feel like this is what it means when dudes say “no homo”
Every time I see this gif I can’t help but think about how the rod is normal, the stencil: fine, but TIME? Weird as shit.
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How to get out stains using other things
TO SAVE A LIFE
STORY OF A LIFE
immediate urge to make a fake version of this.
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Otto the #TannerDog knows exactly how to stay warm this winter.
@pendletonwm for Tanner Goods blanket, available while supplies last. Photo credit @peterjlarson by tannergoods
one of each pls
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