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moldy peach enthusiast

[oxidi]

“Puddle” woodcut, 24 cm × 31.9 cm M.C. Escher, 1952

[gobblechopstv]

[40ouncesandamule]

The face Milhouse made haunted me for years. I don’t know what it is about that grimace that branded itself upon me but… it stuck. It stuck with me for years.

Even now, I feel a certain coldness

[ilovecats4ever]

because its based on this picture of a French man watching the Nazis march into Paris in 1940

[sparrow-va]

[cosmonautroger]

capybara

[hkayakh]

Guinea Big

[ymutate]

Sarah Morgan

'Is it raining where you are? '

[batbetbitbotbut]

She has more! Here's her website. She lives in the Peak District, England.

"A little shower"

"Proper big rain, that"

She has a lot of sky paintings with good colours but I particularly enjoy her human figures:

In order: Knackered / He's knackered too / The bears are really knackered / The heterosexuals, they're bloody knackered / The lesbians are knackered too / The polyamorous... well, you would be knackered, wouldn't you?

And this was just charming:

"Enjoying a little soak"

[occasionallysubtle]

i've kept adding to my fantastical national parks series ~ comment which i should add next :)

[charnel-grounds]

Luis Perez Banus, “The Betrayal”

ink on paper, 2025

[mapsontheweb]

An antique 1870s Cashmere Shawl that’s also a map of Kashmir.

[princessmo]

[shitter]

absolute gold on Reddit today

[dullahandyke]

new poll i realised the old one was badly worded and it was pissing me off

when u were born did u get a middle name

yes + i still have one

yes but i dont have one anymore

no its not a thing in my culture

no they just ran out of them at the hospital i guess

no for another reason

nuance

Voting ended onMay 17

[thememedaddy]

[solongfranklloydwright]

the french beatles

[solongfranklloydwright]

jean, paul, george, et ringeaux

[solongfranklloydwright]

[hellenhighwater]

This whole project was heavily inspired by the work of Lina Shamoon/ Mirrors by Lina (website here, check out her very cool and much higher quality work). My spin on things is definitely not made as well as her stuff, but I'm still loving the effect.

[femmenietzsche]

At what point in history did the odds reach 10% or greater that Earth would someday produce a species technologically sophisticated enough to reach space?

Abiogenesis (~4 billion years ago)

Evolution of eukaryotic cells (~2 billion years ago)

Evolution of complex multicellular life (~700 million years ago?)

Cambrian Explosion (~500 million years ago)

Evolution of tetrapods (~400 million years ago)

Evolution of early primates (~75 million years ago)

Evolution of great apes (~20 million years ago)

Evolution of Homo erectus (~2 million years ago)

Evolution of Homo sapiens (~300,000 years ago)

Invention of agriculture (~12,000 years ago)

Scientific revolution (~500 years ago)

Industrial Revolution (~200 years ago)

Voting ended onMay 18

[pariztexas-deactivated20210721]

Castle in the Sky (1986) dir. Hayao Miyazaki

[braveburattino]

Faithful Servants

[romanceyourdemons]

guy working on an artwork they knew would push them technically: what the hell why do i keep doing this wrong. am i haunted by malevolent spirits and such