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Notice the weather app on your phone doesn’t tell you what the temperature actually was the past 24 hours. They don… https://t.co/XLUE01NyaC
20 days ago
I just saw a commercial that opened on a grown man leaving a one star review online for a paper cup...
22 days ago
@clubbsforever You guys were definitely my favorite couple. Super grounded. Glad you got such a nice house set up!
28 days ago
I’d love to see the spin-off series say Shoot! to the Suit or Yups to the Tux.
29 days ago

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A little sneak peek of something I’m cooking up for #TheCrimsonInkwell

Channeling #ThePrestige vibes.

In continuing my series of amazing women I know, I’d like to highlight the one and only Teri Mae Bills.

I love when research for creative projects yields beautiful gems from the past. Today I stumbled on the work of Emil Rothengatter, who made amazing, quirky lithographs and promo posters in the late 1800s. He went on to write a book about American Poster Making, and his works demonstrate just how wild a time period this was. Elephant races, reading to trained dogs, acrobat performers... it’s enough to make you wonder what attending a carnival performance must have been like.

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