of you and of everything that surrounds us...
Hi this is Clementine. Sometimes you spot a beauty...anything, which makes you stop, which makes you forget anything else around you. This little discovery, be it a picture or a scene...or anything, just grabs you, looks into you. When this happens to me, I look around to see who else is going to see this, who else is going to feel the same way. That's how the reflection of what I just discover, reaches you. This is, reflectionof.me...of you and of everything that surrounds us. I hope you enjoy sharing what's reflected on you, like me.
If you want to contact with me my email is:clementine@reflectionof.me
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Creative and amusing custom designed sneakers
ThisBlogRules.com is the joy itself!
Here, my favorite is V for Vendetta sneakers...and the one with Twitter!
Check out the complete collection here.
I'm kinda bummed out why there's no Facebook flavored sneakers :)
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In a Perfect World...
Catrin Dulay illustrates with great simplicity how life would be in such a seamless flow, without all these tiny annoying moments.
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My Head Turns Green
The cheesy figure of speech is mine.
Also watch Levi van Veluw's stunning 3D video here.
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MapEnvelop
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Candle Holder
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Camouflage Art
Emma (Jane) Hack is a very interesting artist . Her main interests include: bodypaint and camouflage.
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Lovely drawings!
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Grzegorz Domaradzki
Grzegorz Domaradzki created some amusing movie posters for some of his favorite movies. He first created vector portraits of actors and actresses and then worked in Photoshop to finally create a slew of amazing final posters.
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Looking into the past
Synthesizing the past with the present, Jason Powell took old photos and fused them into modern day society creating an amazing project called Looking Into the Past.
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