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via   Surfwithberzerk

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A.F.Schepperd

Blockhead “Music Scene”

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Evan Lee

Clark and Faria

via Canadian Art

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Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health in Las Vegas.   Does this design promote mental health or challenge pre-conceived notions of reality?

Frank Gehry

via Dezeen

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New York Magazine

via Boing-Boing

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Max Francout

via Beautiful/Decay

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Claire Feng

via Artist a Day

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Valérie Blass at

Parisian Laundry

via Ratsdeville

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Chad VanGaalen is a unique artist spawned of the open plains of the Canadian prairies.   With a musical and visual flurry from the shadows of an introspective consciousness, he brings us creations that are most purely his.   Whether recording eponymously mournful musings or experimenting with electronic cascades  under the pseudonym Black Mold, Chad VanGaalen consistently finds ways to examine areas most commonly untouched.   A one-man creative machine, enjoy the videos that he himself animated as a friendly companion to his own music:

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Chad VanGaalen

at Flemish Eye

at Myspace

as Black Mold at Myspace

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Hyperbole and a Half is a wonderful blog comic chronicling the history of a young woman moving through this emotional miasma that we call life.    With charming  autobiographical pictorial representations, a “being there” approach to story telling, and a sense of wonder imbued within the everyday, Allie Brosh shares her journey with us, and we smile along with her.

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Allie Brosh

Hyperbole and a Half