[jayyyneotai]

[micromontage]

We have so little time

[starjasmines]

let's waste as much of it as we can while we still can

[altcomics]

[openingadoor]

[godkissedme]

cut flowers / mia forrest

[ausnets]

i love considering lil pieces of art. and rebloggign. for yr consideration.

[urgetocreate]

Lexi Lee Schnabel (American), Who Goes There, 2024, Oil on canvas

[redlipstickresurrected]

Jules aka Jules Visual aka Visual by Jules - Limitless, 2021, Photography

[mmaisonnnn]

[seekingstars]

HOW’S THAT HOUSE THAT RAISED YOU? - Lev St. Valentine

[goreprofonde]

- Louka Anargyros, The Material Is Leather

[carmen-photography]

Rock Textures - Norway 2026

[julykings]

nudge

[kosmogrl]

something in me knows where I’m going something in me knows where I’m going something in me knows where I’m going something in me knows where I’m going

[raccoonmilf]

When I was in grade school I used to send emails to biologists and zoologists asking them questions to get answers to include in school projects I was working on, and would cry when they did not respond because I thought I was stupid for thinking that some random kid would ever be deserving of a response from someone who does something as smart and cool and important as *checks notes* studies frog fungus.

Now, at 29, I’m lowkey having a panic attack because my academic email is filled with middle schoolers wanting me to answer their questions about pygmy raccoons and I keep putting off answering them because I’m so overwhelmed with all the other raccoon stuff I have to do.

Anyway, greatest apologies to any scientist I ever emailed as a child and also an adult.

[raccoonmilf]

I know your research is really important and I appreciate all you are doing but this is so fucking funny

[headspace-hotel]

it's definitely my predisposition to extreme frugality+redneck engineering, but i'm now obsessed with creating things literally without buying Anything. no supplies no tools no nothing, only the stuff you can just find outside, like Plants, Sticks, and Rocks.

I'm making textiles with nothing but foraged plant materials using no tools except sticks. Nature allows you to do this! There's no rules! I mean okay well maybe there might be some rules sometimes but they're just weak human rules! The plants themselves? They're like "Why sure! You can make yarn with nothing but fibers from the dead stem I don't need anymore, a couple sticks from that tree over there, and your own body and mind! Why not?"

Plants like to give us gifts! And nobody has the power to stop them!

[bumblebae-deactivated20140713]

[girlsingreenfields]

Deer Beds. Photographed by Katherine Wolkoff.