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My shallow, deep, riparium style chocolate Puddle by Alastair-T 

Slinkachu’s (@slinkachu_official) miniature installations bring street art to the micro level. “Working very low to the ground has given me a different perspective,” says the London-based artist, whose real name is Stuart Pantoll. “And now I’m a bit obsessed with finding hidden nooks in the city.” Slinkachu creates worlds and leaves them behind in neighborhoods all over London, along with cities he travels to, including Berlin, Beijing and Doha, Qatar. “Although every city is different, they’re actually quite similar at the ground level,” he says. “The experiences are universal.”

That is a healthy plant! I am sure I would spend hours staring at all those hiding places for fish and shrimp. Reblog if you would too.

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Great contrast and use of the vertical space in this small tank

Complete your First Order army collection with Captain Phasma.

This minimal house in Tokyo was constructed using ancient building methods »