#dogplanet

I very heavily rely on “music from another room” playlists as well as the ST soundtrack!! if the lyrics are too loud I can’t concentrate but I do need something going on lol 

ashjsdkjfjk thank you so much <3

#Repost @louisianamuseum with @repostapp ・・・ #SeeingRed — Daniel Richter's works are full of confrontational scenes with references to historic events and conflictual ways of seeing — like the work Dog Planet (2002), where the depiction of the figures resembles an image recorded by infrared surveillance technology. — #DanielRichter #LonelyOldSlogans #LouisianaMuseum #DogPlanet

that’s exactly the only reason i watched it but then i watched the whole thing

oh thanks! yeah the first time I rewatched it (does that make sense? like I watched it when it was originally on and then I rewatched it like...last year? and now i’m rewatching it again) I didn’t really either, beyond the matte paintings & space effects and things that I always love in (pre-terrible) star trek, but this time through I’m really noticing it’s just such a great show to look at. And like some of the regular sets (ops, the promenade) are so BIG, there’s so much distance and depth and space to create layers, and they do a really good job with it.

lemme get david attenborough’s agent on the horn

But my most important question, if there where these dog communities, would they have domesticated un-evolved dogs for pets?