ClaireCarrysClocksConstantly

hey , umm... hmm... m Ig: clipncleanbyclaire

[clairetothebear-blog]

Long and Tall.

[clairetothebear-blog]

feeling so lost gunna try and use tumblr again after years to find idk what. 

[catchymemes]

“My mom painted this and said no one would like it. It’s her 2nd painting.”

“I painted somebody’s mom”

“Took a while and not perfect, but i painted the guy who painted the other guy’s mom”

“I painted the girl who painted the guy who painted the other guy’s mom who painted an egret”

[chinchela-art-deactivated202208]

This is so pure

[clairetothebear-blog]

Cheetah dog.

[xcopy]

If swallowed: rinse mouth.

[amlpo1]

#Repost @nickelodeontv with @repostapp ・・・ Happy St Patrick’s Day from our favorite Patrick! 💚🍀 #stpatricksday #spongebob

[clairetothebear-blog]

this is great

[boleyn36]

Lady Mae (Katherine Kelly) and Harry Selfridge (Jeremy Piven) in ‘Mr Selfridge’ (2013-2016)

[clairetothebear-blog]

amazing show had a great run. cant believe its done :(

[winehaus]

[retr0-m3rmaid]

✰☮✰

[nthnull]

[archiemcphee]

Let’s pay a visit to the Department of Awesome Anamorphic Artwork to explore more work by French artist Bernard Pras (previously featured here). Pras uses found objects of every imaginable sort to create awesome installations that appear to be nothing more than large, strangely organized piles of discarded containers, household objects, clothes, toys, packaged food, wrappers, plastic bags, and even dust. That is, unless you view each piece from one very specific location. Then all of the objects work together to form a recognizable image, often a portrait of a very familiar face from pop culture or the world of fine art such as Salvador Dalí, Vincent van Gogh and Snow White.

We love to look at these extraordinarily complex installations as what they’re meant to depict and then let our eyes wander to identify all of the objects that comprise that image. Breaking down these awesome optical illusions makes them (and the work that went into creating them) even more impressive.

Head over to DeMilked for even more examples of the astonishing assemblage installations created by Bernard Pras.

[wetheurban]

[kevinokevinokevino-deactivated2]

I love seeing pawprints cause that means at some point a dog walked on that spot and then i think about dogs and its a good time

[catflagmeansdeath]

[clairetothebear-blog]

Meh.

[dbareactions]

[ydrill]

The amazing attraction of the sink.

[jet-foam]

RACCOON

[xxryuxx]

Ahhh!! omg, they’re all so cute!! >u<

[dramallama01]

one of these things is not like the other

[clairetothebear-blog]

#NowPlaying My Old Ways by Dr. Dog

[clairetothebear-blog]

Lazy cat nap pt.2