Project: Arthropoda Iconicus Series: Timorpersonae
by Richard Wilkinson
This series of imaginary bugs by Wilkinson is inspired by varies horror movie icons.
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🩵 avery cochrane 🩵
Noah Kahan
Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
EXPECTATIONS
Interview Vampire Daily
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NASA

Discoholic 🪩
Cookie Run:Kingdom Official!

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Fieri Frames

Jimmy Eat World
Not today Justin
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Project: Arthropoda Iconicus Series: Timorpersonae
by Richard Wilkinson
This series of imaginary bugs by Wilkinson is inspired by varies horror movie icons.
Flower Glossary | Design Sponge
Illustrations showing Basic Lines and Mount Areas of a Hand.
Jana Romanova a Russian photographer captures couples in their sleep to explore their cultural attitude inside their families. Since she didn’t want them to pose she had to stick around their house till they fall asleep deeply and she would take the picture at 5-6 am. The project was named “Waiting” as they are parents to be.
these make me so happy
Did she make your heart beat faster than I could?
Did she give you what you hoped for?
Still alive, who you love..
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this is so real
Home.
if you don’t mind i’d like to discuss cold stone creamery with you
“That line [’I wish I knew how to quit you.’] has moved, it has been mocked, it has been everything in between, but I remember coming out of that scene, off that ridge of the hill, and seeing a number of the crew, some of whom didn’t even know what the movie was about, crying. When I first read that line, I was like, ‘What is that?’ Now I realize that anybody who has loved knows what that feels like. The interesting part of casting us at such a young age was that we didn’t completely understand what we were involved in, and that’s the beauty of the movie as well.” —Jake Gyllenhaal
$449,900/3 br/2260 sq ft
Oklahoma City, OK
built in 1955
by Kamwei Fong
Inktober 2018 by Tim Kaminski
On Wednesdays we wear pink!
“Seed” by Woshibai
My store ✨ : https://woshibai.bigcartel.com/
$325,000/3 br/2200 sq ft
Polo, IL
Horrific fires have ripped through homes in Greece, floods have submerged parts of Laos, and heat waves have overwhelmed Japan.
[…]It’s the hottest month of one of the hottest years in the history of human civilization, and unusual wildfires are sprouting up all over the map. Sweden has called for emergency assistance from the rest of the European Union to help battle massive wildfires burning north of the Arctic Circle. Across the western United States, 50 major wildfires are burning in parts of 14 states, fueled by severe drought. The wildfires burning in Siberia earlier this month sent smoke plumes from across the Arctic all the way to New England, four thousand miles away. Last year, big wildfires burned in Greenland for the first time in recorded history.
And then there are the rains. In Laos, after days of downpours, a hydropower dam that was under construction collapsed on Tuesday. Hundreds of people have been reported missing. Higher global temperatures increase the evaporation rate, putting more water vapor in the atmosphere and making extreme downpours more common.
In recent weeks, high temperature records have been set on nearly every continent. On Monday, Japan had its hottest temperature in recorded history — 106 degrees Fahrenheit — just days after one of the worst flooding disasters the country has ever seen.
Algeria has recorded the highest reliably measured temperature in Africa, 124 degrees Fahrenheit. In late June, the temperature never dropped below 108 degrees Fahrenheit in Oman — the highest overnight low temperature anywhere in the world.
Even in normally temperate places the air has been sweltering: Temperatures approaching 100 degrees Fahrenheit hit parts of Canada, overwhelming hospitals in Montreal — where another heat wave is imminent this week.
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im trading in all my emotions in exchange for knowledge of what wild plants i can just pick right up off the ground and eat goodnight