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As stated over at photobasement:

“We should all pity the science teacher, for this is what they deal with on a daily basis.”

Humility on parade. The future is in the hands of these young scientists!!!

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The Amazing Shape is a simple idea, well executed: draw one picture a day and post it, using a T-Shirt as the backdrop. This one doesn’t count. (via FormFiftyFive.com)

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OCAD student Miles Collyer is exhibiting at the Böhm TradeCenter
(Link to the Exhibition)…

“The balaclavas were more of a long-term collection that started as a kid basically having them to use in the Canadian winters. And then I kept expanding my collection just through an interest in visual associations with simple things like superheroes. I’m a thrift store shopper and these are just things I came across. I worked in a factory that basically sorted used clothing. So the track top was one of millions of garments that would come across my path everyday. I would throw t-shirts in the t-shirt bin and keep the track tops for myself. This work came from a slow progression. It didn’t happen all in one day. It wasn’t my intention to find them. It wasn’t until the project was finished that I realized what I had and what I was working with.”

Found on Art Post and We Make Money Not Art

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