[identitybodypiercing]

Thank you to our fabulous client for stopping in to pick out a new tragus piece! She even decided to pop on one of our chain attachments from @molldolldesigns !! https://www.instagram.com/p/BtJ_GOIA5-S/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=dpdm34e1yqaz

[royfpiercing]

Valentines day is coming up! What better gift to give than a new piercing or some beautiful jewelry. Come see us at @studio_seven_piercing for all your Valentine’s needs. #safepiercing #fancy #fashion #girlswithpiercings #guyswithpiercings #photooftheday #awesome #wilmingtonnc #lelandnc #southportnc #uncw #cfcc #newhanovercounty #carolinabeach #valentines #valentinesday #gold #love #couple #smile #happy #piercings #piercing #jewelry #cute (at Studio Seven Piercing) https://www.instagram.com/p/BtWbKHKj06y/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1hr59flnju81u

[identitybodypiercing]

Check out this new philtrum piercing on our very own @madisontrubiano by @nathanieltinker !! This sparkly rose cut moonstone jewelry was made in house by @molldolldesigns !! https://www.instagram.com/identitybodypiercing/p/BtytW09A1-W/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1pv39msivzcq2

[calmgrounds]

🙃🙃🙃

[daviddelruelle]

In the presence of all be nothing  (Artwork for a book project to come)

[realsurrealfeel]

“Ivy” by Kaitlyn Page

[yeahcb]

[calmgrounds]

Instead of dealing with my problems I decided to get bangs 🙃

[vintagenatgeographic]

Moss grows on trees near Mackay Falls, New Zealand

National Geographic | January 1978

[aveida273937-deactivated2018071]

[acidvibes]

[nobrashfestivity]

Karl Blossfeldt, Twigs of Dogwood , Late 1920′s

[distinguishedbaloney]

[itaudelas]

[kittyb4e]

[hol-ohcene]

[crucifythenburn]

Her name is Joely Proudfit, a descendant of the Pechanga Band of Luiseno Indians. 

[gloriousbodies]

As a reminder, talking about native people like they are dead and gone is just as damaging and reductionist as those caricatures. Joely Proudfit is not a descendant of the Pechanga. She is Pechanga, because the Pechanga are still here. Native America is not a thing of the past. If you’re saying it like this, you’re either doing it because you unconsciously think of it that way, because you are dramatizing and romanticizing native people and their struggles, or both. Neither are good, and you should examine your words.

[princesconsuela]