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@takanohane
Title: The Takanohane Crest: Cosmic Hawk Feathers
Description: A digital art transformation of the traditional Japanese Kamon (crossed hawk feathers). Blending ancient heritage with modern light.
Hashtags: #Takanohana #Kamon #JapaneseArt #DigitalArt #Warpcast
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@adam-
Who else here is working with hyperframes?
I used Remotion a few months ago to some decent results, but having just come off a webinar with the founders of hyperframe I'm eager to dive in again.
https://www.hyperframes.dev/
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@takanohane
Title: Eternal 16: The Cosmic Vortex ⚜️
An ancient emblem woven into global history, redesigned into a spiral of eternal life.
世界の歴史に刻まれた古代の紋章「十六菊」。普遍の美を、永遠の生命を宿す螺旋のデザインへ。
#Warpcast #AncientEmblem #Jerusalem #ImperialCrest #GoldenRatio #神聖幾何学
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@pixelsymphony
The palette of Wassily Kandinsky's Several Circles (1926).
From the Meditations in Color archive
#303841 #1640B5 #52B7DD #DEB230 #386365 #F7E779 #E8A0D8 #417B7A #B29D44 #141314 #B0C9A8 #C26442
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@chukwukaosakwe
may have asked this before, but, what's the design equivalent of leetcode (if any exists?)
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@psr
oh no
https://x.com/racejohnson/status/2055815818357940325?s=46&t=PH2LQq71zpCO4hkoase6rQ
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@kriskris
Under. Snøhetta. 2019
Even from the outside, this tilted bunker looks like it has always been there. The brutality of its form echoes the harshness of the landscape. Thick walls protect against the water pressure while allowing you to observe the natural life of the underwater world.
The interior is as restrained as Scandinavian design in general. It leaves room for what truly matters - immersion, the cuisine, contemplation, and light. Light, and the way it interacts with the water column, become the main decoration of the space: it spreads across the ceiling in a spectrum from warm pink tones at the top of the room to deep blue near the window at depth.
Interaction with marine life here goes beyond simple observation. Cameras and measuring instruments have been installed on the building's facade and around it, transmitting data to scientists. When the restaurant is closed, research groups observe the marine ecosystem through the window. What's interesting is that this ecosystem should become richer over time. The architects chose not to coat the exterior concrete with hydrophobic treatments, aiming to create an artificial reef instead - the rough concrete has become a surface for marine organisms to attach to. Such a reef will attract new wildlife, which is fascinating for both scientists and guests.
📍4521 Båly, Norway
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@delahuntagram
homer beanie now live
https://www.delahuntagram.com/products/homer-simpson-beanie
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