archiemcphee:

Art + Science = Awesome

Today the Department of Extraordinary Embroidery is checking out the work of Maryland-based photographer and textile artist Emma Mattson. She uses felt, thread, and french knots to create pieces of embroidery that look like botanical specimens, sometimes finished with pieces of fake moss or lichen to make them appear even more lifelike.

Follow Emma Mattson on Instagram to check out more of her moss embroideries. And keep an eye on her Spectremma Etsy shop where she sometimes sells them as well.

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magentagram:

donna figured out what she wanted to do

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badscienceshenanigans:

DRAG THEM NEIL

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thehumanphoenix:

Yeah Judy stfu don’t judge Leo

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jeeno2:

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I will miss this family so much.

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just-shower-thoughts:

Instead of asking for “Gender” or “Sex” on forms and such, why not just change the category to a chromosomal option, e.g. “XX”/“XY”, so we can all be done with this already?