The immiscibility of oil and water creates a multitude of bubbles of all sizes. A lack of miscibility occurs when the forces between like molecules are very strong for two liquids—essentially the oil molecules and the water molecules are so much more strongly attracted to themselves than they are to one another that they cannot mix. Surface tension—another expression of molecular forces—pulls the oil into droplets that float in the water and refract the light in such lovely ways. (Photo credit: Vendula Adriana Kaprálová Hauznerová; via thinxblog)
Origami by Nguyen Hung Cuong
-The Legend of Korra (Book 2)
-La Leyenda de Korra (Libro 2)
Montaña Mágica Lodge
Deep in southern Chile lies the Montaña Mágica Lodge (Magic Mountain Lodge). An extraordinary hotel hidden in the center of a 300,000 acre private nature reserve. The small, 13 room hotel is built in the shape of a volcano that spews water instead of lava. The exterior is covered in rainforest moss and vines and its entrance is only accessible via a suspended, swinging rope bridge. The outdoor hot tubs are carved from the trunks of giant trees. The lodge is located in Los Rios which is within the stunning Huilo-Huilo Unesco biosphere reserve, 242 square miles of lush nature, filled with wildlife.
Almost finished my new piece! Its called “The Apocalypse of Ed Gein”
Dip Pen and Ink.
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A company in the United States has found a use for dead jellyfish by turning them into glow-in-the-dark lamp paperweights. Jellyfish absorb light naturally and glow when darkened because of natural proteins in their bodies. They contain bioluminescence, a defence mechanism that causes them to glow in the dark to frighten predators, according to the company.
First food gifset, something I’d like to try: Balloon Chocolate Bowls (x)
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