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Stuff changes. You’ve heard that before. And it always will. Jeffrey Lin captures that in his way.
Aleksandr Mariy shows this in another way, which I’ve been trying to do with “second lives” posts. Here’s his set of drawings of what is today the tall ship Avatar, built in 1941, currently gearing up for the 2016 sailing season. Thanks to these drawings, we see its previous lives going back to 1941.
Notice the hull stays the same.
Thanks again for these to Aleksandr, who is a cadet at the Maritime Institute de Ruyter in Vlissingen (aka Flushing) NL. The namesake of the Institute is Michiel de Ruyter.
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