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Conducting some research: What about my art made you follow my twitter?

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2020-01-10

TODAY on CARTOON RESEARCH: Gene Deitch's MUNRO storyboards by Jules Feiffer https://t.co/TrbnQkwMzB

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2019-12-31

Here's how we can feed 10 billion people without destroying the environment. Jan.2020 Graphic: Research: A. Stegmaier https://t.co/G6rAr5ErgP

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2019-12-25

After sinking several hours into Pokemon Shield I am ready to publish my research:

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2019-12-18

TODAY on CARTOON RESEARCH: Greg Ehrbar makes us listen to Rainbow Brite https://t.co/JwYJfsEuhw

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2019-12-18

Bizarre New Quantum Research: Reality Itself May Be Subjective https://t.co/olKZQ2zs2q

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2019-11-19

Research: Astronauts Are Getting Clots, Bizarre Blood Flow https://t.co/jRQBCuTT31

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2019-11-19

Major plotting breakthrough got me feeling like Ana:

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2019-11-05

Our latest blog explores a burgeoning yet fascinating field of research: the intersection of and gaming. 🎮❤️

➡️ https://t.co/E2vqSl7qVS

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2019-09-10

Today's Seeking Surrey Ancestors blog stresses the importance of original documents (over transcriptions) which may contain clues vital to our research: https://t.co/sUT6fASNi7 (The cremation building, St John’s, Knaphill, Woking 1879 (?from ILN - SHC ref PX/160/48)

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2019-08-09

"Hmmmm, what yould I play for 's DnD Campaign?"

10 minutes into research: "The Fuck are Firbolgs?"

30 minutes later: "HE'S MY PRECIOUS SON"

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2019-06-26

Thanks to our community, we have over 250 examples of practice on our site, influenced & inspired by 5 aspects of our research:
https://t.co/fpGJhJrL09
https://t.co/3RtCU9Lb7t
https://t.co/CuHsrpbE00
https://t.co/zQt6yI7ZQT
https://t.co/V4IDKiEFjW
Please R/T📚

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2019-05-23

Today we present a few dramatic owls from 'Research: Design in Nature,' edited by John Gilbert Wilkins, and published by the Field Museum of Natural History and the School of the Art Institute Chicago in 1924. Learn more here: https://t.co/YOzQljAfHO

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2019-05-07

2019 Berlin/London Open Call
> Deadline: May 6th, 2019

Applied Grief and Bereavement Research: Artists and researchers are encouraged to apply. https://t.co/2ch8dj7FOU

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2019-05-04

THEORY/RESEARCH: If the next is reportedly set in the Viking era, what to expect from the factions, mythologies, Pieces of Eden and the overall era? Ragnarok? Thor's hammer? Excalibur and Avalon? Learn more in this new research: https://t.co/Vc6ZePOPj1

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2019-04-06

Today’s research: Maria Howard Weeden (1846-1903), a near-sighted artist in Huntsville, Alabama. While others portrayed people of color stereotypically or cloyingly, “Howard” painted her subjects with honesty & respect in watercolor with 3-hair brushes

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2019-02-22

Three tips for using metaphors in research:
- Don’t overlook the introduction.
- Choose metaphors carefully.
- Know your audience.

Read more about using metaphors to understand users in and 's latest article: https://t.co/hjsiLeJv8L

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2018-11-29

As we go through life, our cells pick up a lot of mutations, but they don't necessarily have the effects we'd expect. Read the research: ($) https://t.co/rrKTCKhn63

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2018-10-21