A snow covered double header coal train finishes its run, November 1918.
Photograph courtesy the International Film Service
Russian paper artist and graphic designer Yulia Brodskaya uses a technique called quilling or paper filigree (previously featured here) to create beautiful and expressive illustrations.
“Her highly detailed pieces are constructed of rolled, folded, and carefully placed strips of color paper. The intricate curls of paper are intriguing in themselves while creating a larger image…”
Yulia lives and works in the UK, where her lively style and colourful palette have attracted an impressive list of clients, including Starbucks, Anthropologie, Penguin Press, and HOW Magazine.
[via Beautiful Decay and Colossal]
You Don't Need To Follow Me: AVAAZ: Protect Edward Snowden
This 29 year-old analyst just gave up his whole life — his girlfriend, his job, and his home — to blow the whistle on the US government’s shocking PRISM program — which has been reading and recording our emails, Skype messages, Facebook posts and phone calls for years.
When Bradley Manning…This certainly seems to be EXACTLY what the previous post from Naomi Wolf was talking about. Scare journalists and just repeat everything he gave up as a form of incredibly resonating propaganda. How many times is this the line we’re going to hear over and over and what affect will it have on journalists thinking about exposing something? They will assume they’re going to lose it all and pass on publishing.
Wednesday evening walk with Rufus! on Flickr.
PB&J at Echo Lake ~ 6-8-13 on Flickr.
Found item on Friday evening walk on Flickr.
Out walkin’ with Rufus on a Thursday evening on Flickr.
