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miamaimania · 2 months
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Nature's Architecture: A Polished Rhodochrosite Stalactite Plate from the Capillitas Mine of Argentina. How does this natural wonder inspire your own creativity?
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elixir · 1 year
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Self-taught sculptor Romain Langlais turned to bronze, a metal he now incorporates into works that are inspired by nature rather than man. His pieces visually pull apart the natural objects that surround us—building works that appear as bisected rocks, boulders, and tree trunks. These sculptures showcase glistening bronze protruding from their insides, unleashing the perceived inner energy of each object.
See more work by Romain on his website.
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letmeinimafairy · 8 months
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No idea why these prehistoric handprints in the caves make me feel Things but they do, whenever I see them. I even remember watching Brother Bear as a kid and being hypnotized by the imagery, lol. Painted river pebbles, will make two macrame pendants with rough stone beads with them
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beesinmymoth · 6 months
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what does Megatron think of soundwaves cassettes
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Ravage is a crotchety old fart
As for the birds…
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They’re his best spies
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spophiearts · 10 months
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Don't give the farmer his fun.
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389 · 6 months
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Studio Brasch - Aikebana N°170
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julianplum · 3 months
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🪻🌱🐝 💜 🌿 ✨ // violets & violet miner bees // part of my natives + pollinators series // gouache on paper
tiny violet miner bees (Andrena violae) are a specific pollinator: they pollinate wood & dog violets in the Northeast, and show a strong preference for blue violets. letting your grassy yard rewild itself and grow violets every spring not only lets you make violet syrup, it also gives violet miner bees their most important food source and increases local pollinator diversity.
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gottalottarocks · 1 year
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Hi I saw your reply on a post about weird things people believe in (in terms of science) and you wrote about that unless one stands on a volcano, its solid rock down to the outer core and I had to google it because I was always taught that THE MANTLE IS LIQUID not by movies but by SCHOOL and now I learn it's a case of 'technically-' and I'm shaking so, uh, thanks.
Hello! Sorry I sat on this, I wanted to respond with this earth structure diagram I've been working on. I think most public schools in the US do a terrible job of teaching geology and it actually drives me insane lol. Also, if learning the mantle is not liquid blew your mind, then this is gonna blow your mind too...
The mantle is green!
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This is a pretty quick and dirty diagram, but I wanted to show the earth in a way that we don't usually think about (usually it just looks "hotter" as you go toward the center). Here are some earth facts I wish everyone knew:
The Crust - relatively super thin, very brittle, mostly granite, and things get weird where the crust transitions to mantle and where plates collide (might make a second post on that).
The Mantle - primarily made up of a rock called peridotite, which has lots of olivine in it and is blasphemously green. Also the mantle is pretty much all rock, maybe a little magma here and there, but it's pretty minor. But because all that rock is really, really hot it can deform plastically and it actually undergoes convection (it moves!) Mantle upwelling (shown in that lighter green) is actually a huge driver of plate tectonics.
The Core - made of an iron and nickel alloy, the outer core is liquid (because it's so hot) and the inner core is solid (because the pressure is so high). This dual metallic core generates Earth's magnet field (our planet is one big magnet). We also suspect that inner core has Widmanstätten patterns, similar to those we find in meteorites.
So yeah, hoped you liked some more earth facts 😅
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vlepkaaday · 9 months
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Ok so here’s a little experiment: all my most liked posts include cute girls. Let’s see if Steven the Ultramarine can get as many likes:)
It’s a little quick render as I’m pretty busy but hope you like it. I feel like our ultramarine boys in blue would definitely drink some nice plain mineral water that’s refreshing and full of good ions that keep you hydrated on your crusade for the Emperor.
They chose Steven for the commercial as he embodies the spirit of the brand.
Hope you like it:)
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driftsart · 5 months
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They're always watching... O_O
Y'all seem to love D-16 a lot so I decided to make a solo piece with him :)
(the guys in the back are the mine bosses btw)
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godbirdart · 9 months
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「 deliver me home 」
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miamaimania · 2 months
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Unearthed Beauty: A Glimpse into the Mineral Kingdom of 1968
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letmeinimafairy · 3 months
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A bigger decorative piece with cave painting handprints. River pebble and tempera
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srlgemstone · 25 days
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Agate Pair
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jareckiworld · 5 months
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Boris Sirka — Fluorescent Minerals (acrylic on canvas, 2016)
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da1su-am · 1 month
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Sweet megatron
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