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Betsey Gravatt is a senior at the University of North Texas. She is currently studying Studio Art with a concentration in Drawing and Painting. She makes non-representational, mixed media paintings and clay sculptures using vibrant colors and clashing geometric and organic shapes. She is inspired by the varying degrees of interaction between the natural and man-made worlds, and how people adapt to live in these environments. She tries to depict this theme non-representationally, though the colors and shapes that she uses. Find her work on her website or on instagram . Posted by Philip Follow Cross Connect on Instagram

Leaf Chapel

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The Japanese never waste on opportunity to be fun and ridiculous as these photos of the Kyoto University of Art’s prom show.

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WaterNest 100 is an awesome, eco-friendly floating home. Designed by Giancarlo Zema for EcoFloLife, this green architecture design consists of 100sqm residential unit with 12m diameter and 4m high. This environmentally friendly house is made entirely out of recycled glued laminated timber along with a recycled aluminum hull. This floating habitat features cool balconies which are conveniently located on the sides. Designed with large windows, you and your guests can enjoy breath taking views over the water. The wooden roof houses bathroom and kitchen skylights, not only that, it is also equipped with 60sqm of amorphous photovoltaic panels that are capable of generating 4kWp, enough energy to supply internal needs of the residential unit. Designer : Giancarlo Zema Inside this home, you’ll find a living room, kitchen, bedroom, dining area, and bathroom, or you can customize the configuration depending on your needs. It’s a beautiful ecological house, restaurant, office, loung

Minimalistic portraits with a natural touch by Peony Yip Artist on Tumblr, on Behance , Instagram Peony Yip (also known under her pseudonym ‘The White Deer’) is an illustrator living and working in Hong Kong. In her work Peony combines beautifully drawn portraits of women (just look at the hair!) with natural elements like flowers, insects and animals. Peony often adds digital elements to her hand-drawn work: the stern shapes and lines compliment the minimalistic, clean aesthetic of her drawings perfectly.