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Double trouble
Timeline of my blown vein
It’s developing leopard spots
I really like letting blood dry on me instead of trying to clean the wound. I’m sure I’ll change that opinion the first time I get a bad infection…
I just accidentally cut my tongue bc I saw blood on a blade and instinctively went to lick it. Embarrassing.!
Hematoma bruise progression pics, one pic per day
Zatorski + Zatorski.
offering / oil on canvas
© jonah brock 2024
David Altmejd, Untitled 6 (Rabbit Holes), 2013 Resin, foam, epoxy clay, plastic beads, quartz crystal, synthetic hair, acrylic paint
Beautiful taxidermy art by Jane Howarth.
A collection of 1930’s sea birds. “BONNE BOUCHE”
Glamourous ladies discrad their fashions and adornments and head for the seduction of the surf and shingle. Upon their distraction scavenger gulls descend and feast on the pictic of kid leather gloves, pearl necklaces and other delightful items left abandoned in the sand.
Sarina Brewer
From the Wikipedia page on loons
photos from one of my dad’s old hunting books that i used to flip through as a kid
I imagine myself covered with blood, broken but transfigured and in agreement with the world, both as prey and as a jaw of time, which ceaselessly kills and is ceaselessly killed.
— Georges Bataille| Visions of Excess: Selected Writings 1927-1939
today I took pictures of the inside of an Ox’s heart … It was bigger than my head