Explosions and Glitter

clothes, kittens, and general geekery This blog is like seventy percent "The Adventure Zone" now and I give no shits.

[cherrybaum]

I’m at the point of too depressed to even add anything to my tumblr queue.  Or even look at anything.  So like.  I’m alive.  Just wanted to put that here I guess.

[nojillnolife]

[prettycolors]

#fbbcbf

[kipperloo]

I’ve never drawn Kravitz before now, and that’s a real crime. Send me to the Eternal Stockade.

[fourteentheart]

More business mothman based on my life.

I’m working on getting interviews at Big Ass Accounting Firms. This is probably how it’ll go, tbqh.

My accounting headcanon - Gale is the tax partner who doesn’t mind working 75 hours a week. 

[goosterbold]

sassmaster supreme

[dennybitte]

the silence in the fog

by Denny Bitte

[creepyyeha]

Creepyyeha

[sosuperawesome]

Embroidered Collars by Nadya Sheremet on Instagram

Follow So Super Awesome on Instagram

[riibrego]

love in bloom 🌸🌷🌺

[infantplanet-deactivated2019040]

rii you always floor me with these details and colors sobs

[pastelbeforeboys]

[yamujiburo]

It’d be kinda funny if after their relationship got better Mimikyu would start vying for Jessie’s attention and love

[thiscountry]

This table is mine!

[berriens-artblog]

Fantasy Cosco where all your dreams come true… Got a deal for you!

[andantegrazioso-deactivated2018]

Spilosoma lubricipeda or White Ermine or the cutest moth ever | Rob Blanken and Cet

[tomatatoro]

[see tomatoro_potatoro on Instagram for the full-color versions]

[defunctfashion]

Norman Hartnell | Wedding Gown | c.1933 Worn by Margaret Whigham, later the Duchess of Argyll, for her marriage to Mr Charles Sweeny in the Brompton Oratory, 21 February 1933. The dress took a team of 30 seamstresses six weeks to make, and the bride thought it shockingly expensive at £52. #whattheywore #historicalfashion #fashion #fashiondesign #fashionhistory #historyoffashion #vintagefashion #art #vintage #historicfashion #defunctfashion #historicalfashion #costume #costumedesign #couture #costumehistory #englishfashion #1930sFashion #histoireducostume #courtgown #victoriaandalbertmuseum #normanhartnell #weddingdress #wedding #weddinggown