Sombre Little Urchins

Sam. 20s. The Jersey Devil is something I'm incredibly passionate about.

[brakken]

skeletons

[alinahazy]

THIS IS WHAT I WANT ON NY HALOWEEN DASH OMG

[alinahazy]

I’ll never stop reblogging this

[chiaroart]

I told myself I’d wait until October to start putting halloween stuff on my blog. I’m a dirty liar.

[joshpeck]

there’s something about living life deliberately…wearing clothes that you actually want to and that you feel reflect you and your style not just because you’ve had them for years and don’t know what else you would throw on….listening to songs and creating playlists that excite you and represent your actual mood not just listening to songs that you’ve had downloaded for years that don’t make you feel anything special anymore…it’s VERY easy to stay with what you’re comfortable and it might take a bit of experimenting before you find what feels like a deliberate choice that reflects more of YOU but it’s absolutely worth the leap of faith you may have to convince yourself to make in order to stop feeling like a passenger in your own life

[audhdspeedsters]

My young avengers discord came up with this and it made me laugh so enjoy interwebs

[enraged-chihuahua]

ur first and last recent emojis are ur gender now. mine is 🅱👨‍❤‍💋‍👨

[doc-anders]

*Hnggrr* “He’s… not ‘not’ my bestfriend…”

[tikkety-tok]

Omg this is the content I live for 😂😂

[valtsv]

live laugh love? nah. languish lament lay down

[valtsv]

feeling this

[littlealienproducts]

Flying Bat Hanging Plant Holder by TramaiCeramics

[ewaneneollav]

Finally listened to all music! My favorite song was an untitled file called “ssssddsdrt66677888.ogg” that I found on a flash drive that I found in a landfill in Tunisia

[fuchinobe]

In case anyone is actually into this there are 3 volumes of these:

[en-seta]

Ok so at first I was like “oh haha funny meme” then I was actually impressed by this cellphone music thing??

I looked it up and just listening to the first volume I am blown away like transcended a new level of music creators/Saharan culture blown away guys pLEASe listen to this itissogood

[demonfox38]

[Bandcamp link here!]

[findingfeather]

Humans are REALLY INTO MAKING AND SHARING MUSIC, guys.

[kawuli]

If you like this you might also like

Awesome Tapes from Africa

which is, well, what it says on the tin. Some stuff is free to download, some stuff is available to purchase, some stuff is both.

Just on the first page, we have:

Arthur — Vuvuzela  Dance Remixes Vol. 3 — S’Bamu [South Africa]

Nahawa Doumbia — La Grande Cantatrice Malienne Vol 1  [Mali]

Asnakech Worku — Asnakech (featuring Hailu Mergia) [Ethiopia]

Khalifa Gueye — Ruba [Senegal]

The site started as just a guy digitizing music from cassette tapes that you couldn’t find anywhere outside street markets in various African cities, and now it’s an actual record label that works with African musicians… and also a guy digitizing tapes.

It’s amazing cultural anthropology as well as great music.

[iamoutofideas]

there’s also nyege nyege tapes in uganda which holds a festival every year with a lineup of electronic artists from around the continent & the diaspora

then there’s c-drik who runs the syrphe database where he has spent decades working with musicians in africa & asia to give them a presence online & a means of communication with each other & the rest of the world.

[hometoursandotherstuff]

I do counted cross stitch, so I think that this building in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania is amazing.  The creator’s name is Raquel Rodrigo, an artist, and designer from Valencia, Spain.

It looks like graffiti from a distance, but close up, you can see that it’s actually a cross-stitch pattern affixed to this Philadelphia Naval Yard property building.

Take a look at the detail here. It must’ve taken such a long time to achieve this stunning final effect. She covered it with wire mesh like a giant cross stitch canvas.

What a brilliant idea. 

According to the artist, she wanted to bring feminine art that has dressed homes around the world to the street. However, her idea was to use a cross-stitch pattern to do so instead of graffiti.

She now travels around the world, beautifying buildings and making various street art.

She prepares her detailed designs in advance. Then she unrolls them at the chosen location. Her desire is to bring a dash of color and creativity to the surrounding area. I wonder how long it holds up in the weather. I can’t even see where they attached the mesh. So pretty.

https://diply.com/6486018/artist-creates-massive-cross-stitch-patterns-to-graffiti-buildin

[deathandmysticism]

Max Klinger, Detail of Death Peeing, ca. 1880

[normal-horoscopes]

STOP TAGGING ME IN THIS

[mugasofer]

[ilovecats4ever]

[shaaknaa]

1 teaspoon does not equal 1/3 cup

[fishtorsos]

Apologies if this is humor, but its saying 1tsp + 5tbs which pretty sure is right. (Honestly I perfer my cheatsheet fridge magnets over this complicated graph but I guess its a good reference).

[arabian-batboy]

I live for this comic already, look at how everyone is drawn??? Main DC comics could never.

[catchymemes]

[dalimoor]

Ladies and gentlemen, may I present to you an overdramatic bitch

[that-which-gazes-back]

HOLY FUCK HELLO

[drtanner]

OKAY THEN

[guerrillatech]

[the-ronan-cycle]

Readers can have little a body horror, as a treat The first thing I ever embroidered was a small raven and forest back for The Raven King and now embroidery is part of my job! With a few more years of experience under my belt, I wanted to take another stab at fanart in this medium.