The Stonewall Inn
One Nice Bug Per Day

roma★

pixel skylines

bliss lane
Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
Claire Keane
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TMBGareOK. The Official They Might Be Giants tumblr
Show & Tell

Jimmy Eat World
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Origami Around
Fieri Frames
EXPECTATIONS
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shark vs the universe

if i look back, i am lost
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@all-the-young-dudez
absolutely beautiful
Beauty
Hiroshi nagai
Fantich and Young’s Toothy Shoe Sculptures for their “Apex Predator” Series
$1,200,000/11 br
Weatherford, TX
David Bowie, 1971
Thomas Jerome newton 🎞️
Again brought to my attention via Patrick Burgoyne. With over 1.1 million people in the world who don’t have access to clean drinking water, water-borne pathogens are a huge problem for the environment and for human health. Fortunately a clever little design has come to the rescue in the form of the Lifestraw The cigar-sized plastic tool is both a feat of engineering and an inexpensive way to deliver potable water to those who need it.Lifestraw delivers the most basic needs and purifies water from potential pathogens like typhoid, cholera, dysentery and diarrhea, becoming one of the icons of humanitarian product design- by the time the water hits your lips, it’s completely safe and potable. The Lifestraw is one of the highlights of the Cooper Hewitt’s Design for the Other 90% exhibition, which highlights products, architecture, and technology that benefits under-privileged demographics across the globe.
Duchess, 2007, 30”X30”
I’ve decided to use this old tumblr as a means of collecting all of my current inspiration and work or future reference.
I’m glad that tumblr has really died out as a main social media platform. It feels like 10 years ago when the first rule of tumblr was “don’t talk about tumblr”.
Looking back at all my teen angst posts is so cringey yet comforting. I hope I always have this platform to look back on and reminisce about my thoughts and feelings at any given point in my life.
Hopefully I will show my kids this one day.