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I take the view that "open-faced sandwiches" are not sandwiches, but all other physical objects are.
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nealkemp
2750 days ago
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https://flowingdata.com/2017/05/02/sandwich-alignment-chart/
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Covarr
2750 days ago
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Is mayonnaise a sandwich?
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chrisamico
2751 days ago
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Congrats, Noah Veltman.
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jepler
2751 days ago
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wait bacon hasn't peaked yet?
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jsled
2751 days ago
Bacon is a constant obsession. The ur-obsession. It's a fundamental of the universe, and can be used as a way to normalize all the others.
jlvanderzwan
2751 days ago
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Pirates vs Ninjas was ironic?
infini
2751 days ago
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Unless you are Scandinavian, in which case open faced is de rigeur
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Error_418_
2751 days ago
Seems to be an Eastern European thing as well.
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2751 days ago
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I take the view that "open-faced sandwiches" are not sandwiches, but all other physical objects are.

PNG Paradise: Cutouts of Furniture, People, Trees and More

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Did you know Pngimg has a large number of free images available for download in .png. The best part? They are perfectly clipped and background-free! The collection is divided into categories that includes trees, people, objects, appliances, sports, clothing, and a host of other strange but perhaps useful animals/things. Just when you needed fresh trees in your renders, Pngimg comes to the rescue.

Adding contextual objects and scale figures can really give life and added value to project visualizations. See the .pngs here here and check out other tools that might be helpful, below. 

Escalalatina: Rendering Your Designs with Diversity

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2897 days ago
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This is a great resource!
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KAWS in London

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Brooklyn-based KAWS is about to open his first-ever UK museum exhibition at Yorkshire Sculpture Park.  A relevant artist for today's generation, he engages young people with contemporary art and disrupts the worlds of art and design to include street art.  *KAWS’s trademark style – nostalgic characters in the process of growing up.

 

 

More from KAWS here.

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3201 days ago
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Yorkshire is not London!
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Zebra is a minimalist maze game that will mess up your mind

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Bennett Foddy, of QWOP and Sportsfriends fame, has already destroyed your brain with Zebra. Though a very simple implementation of the classic "3D maze" genre, it renders the walls as alternating angles of zebra pattern, ensuring you'll have a skullcrushing headache within seconds. Good luck!
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nealkemp
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I found the bit with SICKNESS. Seems apt.
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j_k
3208 days ago
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i threw up playing

Visual effects breakdown for The Martian

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My main thought in watching these VFX videos for The Martian, Star Wars, and Mad Max is how amazing visual effects are now. The effects folks do their jobs so well now that audiences don't even notice the effects...it's almost boring.

Related: see also how much video game graphics have improved from the beginning of Kobe Bryant's NBA career to now.

Kobe Bryant, Now And Then

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The Mars landings were faked!
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Colorful Psychedelic Installations of Sugar and Candy by Pip & Pop

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“I saw a dream like this” at Australian Experimental Art Foundation, Adelaide 2013. Photos by Andre Castellucci and Pip & Pop

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“I saw a dream like this” at Australian Experimental Art Foundation, Adelaide 2013. Photos by Andre Castellucci and Pip & Pop

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“Through a hole in the mountain” at MT Kurashiki, Japan 2014. Photos by Keizo Kioku

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“Through a hole in the mountain” at MT Kurashiki, Japan 2014. Photos by Keizo Kioku

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“Candy Lab” at Mediamatic, Amsterdam, Netherlands 2014. Photos by Willem Velthoven and Pip & Pop

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“Candy Lab” at Mediamatic, Amsterdam, Netherlands 2014. Photos by Willem Velthoven and Pip & Pop

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“Candy Lab” at Mediamatic, Amsterdam, Netherlands 2014. Photos by Willem Velthoven and Pip & Pop

Australian artist Tanya Schultz creates immersive wonderlands using the sweetest materials: colorful sugar and candy. But along with the hundreds of pounds of sugar, the miniature worlds, which are reminiscent of mythological lands made from food, often incorporate as many ingredients as there are colors. Working under the pseudonym Pip & Pop, Schultz uses everything from glitter and pipe cleaners to beads and figurines to create her psychedelic installations, which have been exhibited all around the world.

Pip and Pop began as a duo in 2007 but since 2011 Schultz has been working alone, or sometimes collaborating with other artist or creative companies, to create her elaborate installations. Check out what she’s been up to recently and allow yourself to be transported to imaginary worlds where sugar rains from the sky and streets are paved with candies. (via Cross Connect)

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This is where colonel sweeto from pbf lives.
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