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Caleb//TN//35//He/They

[davidhudson]

Keith Haring, May 4, 1958 – February 16, 1990.

1983 photos by Bruce Osborn.

[this-old-stomping-ground]

[thegikitiki]

Batman and Robin, 1966

[thegikitiki]

Source: The Giki Tiki Archives

[malemayhem]

[thulium]

[riseswind]

MY NEIGHBOR TOTORO (1988) dir. Hayao Miyazaki

[twisted-w0rds-deactivated202411]

[boldiemen]

[hotguygreg]

[bo0zey]

 i tried to be funny and it backfired miserably

[bo0zey]

it’s 2014 it’s time we moved on as a nation and stop reblogging this

[bo0zey]

every person who reblogs this in 2015 is gonna get their ass kicked by yours truly

[nintendumpster]

[pi-la]

“Aw, here we go.”

[academic-vampire]

𝔞𝔲𝔱𝔲𝔪𝔫’𝔰 𝔣𝔩𝔞𝔪𝔢

[gmpd-otoko]

[thickness-protection-program]

This blog is not safe for ai defenders. You're on the same list as terfs and Harry Potter adults

[were--ralph]

[elisecairo]

[katherynefromphilly]

As someone who was alive when Bob Ross (and William Alexander before him — that’s where the approach is from) was on PBS, I can 100% testify that you can paint along with him.

You may need to learn how to set up your paints and such… but this is what people did, live, while the show aired. That’s what the show was for. I had family members create lovely works of art they enjoyed, which I still have on my walls, because William Alexander and Bob Ross both said:

SCREW METICULOUS CLASSICAL ART PRACTICES — JUST GRAB A PALETTE KNIFE AND BIG OLD BRUSH AND PAINT!

They freed a whole generation of people who were taught to paint detail and realism and exact representation of reality — people who largely gave up this kind of thing because it got tedious.

I watched the joy of family members as they rediscovered art as a messy fun spontaneous half hour activity.

Give it a try.

[despazito]