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Francisco Goya

Illustration meant to warn the enemies of France, late 18th century

I like how simple and clean this design is–you should give it a try!

David A Hardy

It shouldn’t be necessary to say this, but conversations inside your head are not a form of communication. – Michael Lipsey

I’m sorry you’ve been made to believe that the whole of Africa is poor, I really am..

So, there, a much better case demonstrating the various major cities around Africa showing it isn’t some technologically backwards continent, but actually pretty up-and-coming in the world of commerce.

Absolutely magical place. I visited there over 20 years ago and what was remarkable was how cool the blue walls were to the touch. And the Moroccan people are so friendly and hospitable.

Saying that Africa is nothing more than a barren wasteland  with no water and food is horribly inaccurate because that only describes a small and scarcely-inhabited portion of the continent. Most of  our lives, we were shown the disasters in Africa, the genocide, and the poor areas and the media does not help with this perception. The media, unfortunately, has enough power to manipulate us and make us believe that Africa is all jungles and villages. I highly recommend you guys look up the term poverty porn.

So these “undeveloped” countries are actually way smarter that anyone gives them credit for.

Hiroyuki Tajima, “Unforgettable Altar B”, Color Woodblock, 1984 Edition of 50

Deb Harding is a collection manager in Carnegie Museum of Natural History’s Section of Anthropology. She frequently blogs and shares pieces of the museum’s hidden anthropology collection, which is home to over 100,000 ethnological and historical specimens and 1.5 million archaeological artifacts.

Sophie Lécuyer (French, b. 1987, Épinal, France) - Picking Water, 2015  Lithograph

“If beetles were as big as boys.” The adventures of a grain of dust. c.1922.