The Walrus

I am a college student studying graphic design and completely thrilled at the prospects of that. I try to do things that make me happy, and it seems to be working so far.

I am also a walrus that can shoot lasers. 8D
Thursday, May 31
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Wednesday, May 30
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Tumblr is the weirdest.

I have now seen photos of ovulation.


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I almost made a Holocaust reference on Facebook…

“[friend] has found a solution to the cupcake problem.”
my brain: The final solution? WAIT, YOU CAN’T SAY THAT IN PUBLIC.


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jtotheizzoe:

Written In DNA
I mean that quite literally. Harvard nanosculptors have developed a technique to stack “bricks” of DNA (essentially small sequence blocks) into defined shapes. By altering which DNA tiles go into a mix, different complex forms can be assembled, including these letters, numbers and characters!
Check out Ed Yong’s full post written in the genotypeface, and his full piece at Nature News.

(via Not Exactly Rocket Science)

KaryoTYPE
Ahahaha

jtotheizzoe:

Written In DNA

I mean that quite literally. Harvard nanosculptors have developed a technique to stack “bricks” of DNA (essentially small sequence blocks) into defined shapes. By altering which DNA tiles go into a mix, different complex forms can be assembled, including these letters, numbers and characters!

Check out Ed Yong’s full post written in the genotypeface, and his full piece at Nature News.


(via Not Exactly Rocket Science)

KaryoTYPE

Ahahaha

Tags: science dna genetics fonts typography nanotechnology dna font
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Tuesday, May 29
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But I don’t want to move soon and again in three months…


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Monday, May 28
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drawnblog:

Artist Tom Whalen created these elaborate screenprints in a number of varying colour schemes to help celebrate the re-release of The Beatles’ Yellow Submarine. They go on sale tomorrow, Tuesday May 29th.

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I really reflect on myself a lot. And it’s often not very good things.

Don’t get me wrong, I like myself at this point, but when I think of the past… four to five years, I just get annoyed with myself because I was so stupid about relationships. It took me nearly four years to realize that I was completely incompatible with someone that I probably shouldn’t have even liked in the first place and that the right person had been there all along (as cheesy and cliche as that is).

I suck.

But I guess that’s just part of life, doing stupid things and hopefully being able to recognize when you’re about to do them again and prevent it.

For the moment it’s all worked out wonderfully, and I dearly hope that it stays that way because it would be terribly soul crushing if something went wrong.


Sunday, May 27
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I think I’m built to be part of an old married couple—just settled down with one person for a long time. I don’t need a lot of other social interaction, quite honestly; I enjoy it, but I don’t tend to actively seek it out. I guess that seems foreign or boring to some people, but that’s just how I am.


Thursday, May 24
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whoa-nature:

The Walrus is the only non-extinct member of the Odobenidae family. However menacing their meter-long tusks look, they are mainly used for picking holes in the ice for diving and climbing out of the water.
Much too slow to catch fish and normally unwilling to attack seals, the Walrus is an opportunist, choosing instead to eat a wide variety of marine invertebrates on the ocean floor. They possess a uniquely vaulted palate as well as powerful lip muscles, allowing them to wrap their mouths around clams and suck them directly from their shells with a quick flick of their tongue.

The baby!

whoa-nature:

The Walrus is the only non-extinct member of the Odobenidae family. However menacing their meter-long tusks look, they are mainly used for picking holes in the ice for diving and climbing out of the water.

Much too slow to catch fish and normally unwilling to attack seals, the Walrus is an opportunist, choosing instead to eat a wide variety of marine invertebrates on the ocean floor. They possess a uniquely vaulted palate as well as powerful lip muscles, allowing them to wrap their mouths around clams and suck them directly from their shells with a quick flick of their tongue.

The baby!

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