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Puisque le soleil brille aujourd’hui :)

Puisque le soleil brille aujourd’hui :)

dear-photograph: Dear Photograph,My mother was 22 and studying at George Washington University in 1972 when she posed for the camera outside the Eisenhower Executive Office Building in Washington, DC. Who would’ve known that forty years later, when I was 22, I would be a White House intern working in that very same building? As I look at this photo it feels a bit like time travel…It’s an odd feeling to be in a photograph with your mother when you’re both the same age.Arthur

dear-photograph:

Dear Photograph,
My mother was 22 and studying at George Washington University in 1972 when she posed for the camera outside the Eisenhower Executive Office Building in Washington, DC. Who would’ve known that forty years later, when I was 22, I would be a White House intern working in that very same building? As I look at this photo it feels a bit like time travel…It’s an odd feeling to be in a photograph with your mother when you’re both the same age.
Arthur

madewithpaper:

This summer, we learned about Paper Faces by Michael Rose, a graphic designer based in Buffalo, New York, who started using Paper to create daily sketches. The routine sparked an idea: “To draw at least one portrait a day for the next year.”

Four months later, over 150 “Paper faces” have been created with more than 1,300 requests in the pipeline. He’s even inspired Paper creators to return the favor.

You can view Michael’s creations in his #PaperFaces Project Gallery or follow @mmistakes on Twitter to meet a friendly new face every day.