I have seen the dark universe yawning
Where the black planets roll without aim,
Where they roll in their horror unheeded,
Without knowledge, or lustre, or name.

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Productive day for me trying to learn Illustrator. Started with very little knowledge, and ended with figuring out how to make multiple complex shaped masks for displaying only portions of an image.

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Introduction to the Philosophy of Language

Philosophy of language covers a variety of activities:

Philosophers interested in its problems, for example, about mind and knowledge, may frame their questions in various ways...

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“Basically everything in the world is a shape…every edge, corner, blob, form, silhouette, or negative space is something you have to navigate to get through a room." —Amy Sillman

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🔹Romare Bearden
🔻Arshile Gorky
🔸Auguste Rodin

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Ceridwen (Ceriddwen) is a powerful Welsh sorceress. Depending on the translation she can also be seen as a goddess of knowledge, transformation and rebirth. She has a great cauldron (The Awen), she uses it to create many potions, including the ability to imbue wisdom. 🌿✨🌙

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Commissioned by !!! Thank you so much <3 Here's Edge, Diz, and Stretch in autumn clothes~🍂🍁🍂🍁

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There are things that we don't know the answer to. And this was not the only time that something was left unanswered on purpose. In Tamers there were indications that perhaps from the beginning the Digimon would have something beyond human knowledge, that was also never explained

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Cassatt's mural for the women's building at the Chicago Exposition in (1893), Plucking the Fruits of Knowledge, pays homage to Morisot's The Cherry Pickers (1891)

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Wow your art is dope

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