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https://xkcd.com/3240/

"I know it seems impossible, but the trick is that I sailed in here when I was very young."

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It's hard to decide which simple machine system to invest in. DeWalt makes a great lever and inclined plane, but I hear Milwaukee's wheel-and-axles are really good.

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Imagine you could ride alongside a sound wave. It would probably be pretty cool, right? We're putting in a departmental budget request to buy a really fast plane so we can check it out.

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Borat came out twenty years ago this year--closer to the breakup of the Soviet Union than to today--but it honestly feels like it's been even longer, somehow.

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Posted by cparker

https://linesandcolors.com/2026/04/22/oliver-bonhomme/

https://linesandcolors.com/?p=17544

Oliver Bonhomme is a French illustrator and art director with a long client list that inludes le Monde, the New York Times Magazine, The Washington Post, Apple and numerous others.

His illustrations look at first to be high in chroma, but then you realize the colors are not actually that intense, but are made to appear so by the artful juxtapositon of complimentary colors.

His subjects are often imaginative and surreal, but sharply delineated and graphically strong.

[Via Richard Solomon, Artist Representative]

https://linesandcolors.com/2026/04/22/oliver-bonhomme/

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