[i-wildest-dreams]

[daddyfuckedme]

[wonting]

[drxgonfly]

[mecharageous]

[aeahpix]

The iconic roller coaster at the abandoned Nara Dreamland, Japan 2015

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[anthroguitarist]

Deaf person I used to love

I'm not sure I ever knew anyone who was deaf.

[rndrd]

Fumihiko Maki. Japan Architect Mar 1987, 61

[thenewloverofbeauty]

Keith Henderson:  Illustration for “The Purple Land”  (1930s)

[cacarosa]

@sixpenceee I just saw the post of the Bigar waterfalls and it reminded me to the Plitvice lakes in Croatia. There’s different walks that you can do, from 2 hours to 6 hours walking and I have never seen that many waterfalls in my entire life.

[ultroneousphenomenon]

This stone is in an 18th century cemetery in Belfast, Northern Ireland. It reads “in this ground lie the remains of several thousand poor, they all had names.” @sixpenceee might find this interesting.

[justwalkthroughme]

Super cool picture from a “scream a geddon” haunted house thing I went to last night. This was the 3D house. @sixpenceee

[anthroguitarist]

Do u have a s/o?

I do not have a s/o, anon. Why do you ask?

[culturenlifestyle]

Psychedelic Nature-Inspired Swirling Illustrations Are Animated by James R. Eads

Los Angeles based multi-disciplinary artist and illustrator James R. Ead’s stunning illustrations are known for their unique style and technique. Following van Gogh’s signature brushstroke composed of colorful and fast moving brush strokes, Ead’s work reveals a meditative and soothing connection with nature and humanity. 

Both gentle and powerful, the swirling illustrations contain a surrealist and ethereal touch. Their latest animation has added a psychedelic quality, which seems to create a magical atmosphere, which are spellbinding.

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[hilarioushumorfromouterspace]