pickIf you want to be donkey kicked by hard facts but in a good way because it‘s written like a comforting cup of cocoa with a hardy dose of cyanine pepper. lol A great combo on a cold day.
pickIf you want to be donkey kicked by hard facts but in a good way because it‘s written like a comforting cup of cocoa with a hardy dose of cyanine pepper. lol A great combo on a cold day.
“There are few watercourses, and those that exist are usually dry. “Platte and Missouri Rivers?
“There are few cities—none, really, north of Texas.” Oklahoma City, Omaha, Denver, Kansas City?
pickHad such a great time reading this!
I'm thinking a good 30 percent of that was production value, the choices made in the book's design, to go heavy on the visual impact, including many images of Lego found, of examples of plastic pollution in the ocean, (sometimes as the result of cargo spills, but not always), but photographing and composing the pages so they are art, and even often have an I Spy book quality. 1/?
Oh good, there's a word that. 😖
I mean...the love for vintage is often subjectively the love of old junk - though often it can be better crafted than newer junk...and the study of artifacts is often archaeologists in middens, actual trash piles. Plastic makes up a large amount of our junk for decades now...makes sense old plastic now falls in the realm of enthusiasts, collectors, historians, archaeologists.
Just when you think the housing market can't get any worse...🦀
Next level photobombing. 👀
So many impactful visual examples in this book that double as art, demonstrating the plastic pollution in the ocean.
