Month: March 2019
Air Vandenberg
View this post on Instagram One of my mutant powers is the ability to identify album covers (from completely different eras and genres) that are spiritual cousins. In this case, 80s metal band Vandenberg and hipster French band Air. A post shared by MC (@tundra__michael) on Mar 27, 2019 at 10:38pm PDT
Brutally Verdant
As found on Instagram: Brutalist Plants. View this post on Instagram Repost @elite_architecture_ with @get_repost ・・・ Beautiful Project by @alex_nerovnya . . . #norway?? #elite_architecture_ #igersnorway #arquiteturaedesign #norwaydesigns #exteriordesign #noruega #residentialproject #contemporaryhome #residentialdesign #modernhomes #contemporaryhomes #architecturaldesign #luxuryhomedecor #landscapingdesign #lakehouse #homesweethome? #woodarchitecture #millionarementor #アーキテクチャ #arkitecture_art #riverhouse #beautifuldesign #beautifularchitecture #architectureideas #archidesign #lakehouse #designdaily #modernhouse #brutalistplants…
N + 7 Poem
I ran the text from this site’s About page through a generator called the N + 7 Machine, which: …involves replacing each noun in a text with the seventh one following it in a dictionary. (In French, it is also referred to as the ‘S+7’ procedure.)…you can enter an English text and 15 alternative texts…
Sacred Power Centers, Wisconsin Version
Thread. AMERICAN GODS gets this detail right: south-central Wisconsin has some seriously weird sacred power juju pic.twitter.com/SpdjjPfVLF — T U N D R A N A U T (@tundranaut) March 11, 2019 pic.twitter.com/7IZq6O20er — T U N D R A N A U T (@tundranaut) March 11, 2019
Night Bears
Nocturnal bears of northern Wisconsin. View this post on Instagram Night Bears Music by Brett Van Donsel A post shared by MC (@tundra__michael) on Mar 18, 2019 at 2:10pm PDT
Brand Tundranaut on the Internet
“Brand Tundranaut” has made its way onto pal Brett‘s YouTube page, where images from this site grace some of Brett’s YouTube musical offerings. Relatedly: check out Brett’s music set to the backdrop of a Jordan Peterson lecture: