[empty-movement]

HALLOWEEN COURTESY OF CHIHO SAITO DRAWING REVOLUTIONARY GIRL UTENA FOR ANIMERICA EXTRA, SCANNED FROM HER NEE LA ROSE ARTBOOK

[tea-stylus]

in which yugi is a beauty guru

bonus icons:

[horrormoans]

Am I shadow banned 🤔

[medley]

sweet talker platform knee high boots by lamoda

[snailygoon]

“You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees and the stars; you have a right to be here. And whether or not it is clear to you, no doubt the universe is unfolding as it should.” -Max Ehrmann

[snailygoon]

A few people in the tags are asking if this was laser cut, and I’m happy to say that it was done by hand (not that there’s anything wrong with laser burning. I just like doing it with my hands) I’ve been doing mostly digital art the last few years, so I wanted to get into pyrography to actually touch a physical medium again... You also get to wear a silly little mask and goggles so that’s a plus. 

[asoftwrongness]

Collages recently added to my shop! They are giclee art prints on archival quality deep matte paper. Only available for a limited time!!

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[outofcontextchrisfleming]

Two bite brownies?? Don’t tell me how many bites to take per brownie, Trader Joe’s, okay for me, they’re zero bite brownies. I suck those things down like a BURMESE PYTHON

[outofcontextchrisfleming]

[freelancedumbass]

[cochleacochlea]

©Mio Im

https://instagram.com/cochlea1313

[kaoruhasegawaartworks]

この子も良かった🍗🍖💕 #markryden #hidarizingaro (Hidari Zingaro)

[maudeboggins]

max factor lipstick ad, 1956

[lunchtime79-blog]

this laundromat was the most beautiful place i have ever been. i have been 2 the sistine chapel

[solassitudes]

oh. maybe. maybe this it. maybe that’s the problem.

[ofgeography]

[danleetodd]

I found a trntbl clone! 

You can play every song you’ve ever posted on your tumblr through this link

https://egoisticalgoat.de/

[miss-m-calling]

Flower jewels (glass, gold, enamel, diamonds, gemstones) by René Lalique

[shizukais]

[nietp]

Worse, thanks to what is called “shifting baseline syndrome,” changes that initially seem extreme come to be accepted as normal over time. The next generation of children, who will never remember how many birds (or butterflies or hedgehogs or manatees) once existed in the wild, will not hear anything eerie in the silence. Once a mass murder is complete, its victims tell no tales. When humans killed the last of the giant “Steller sea cows” several hundred years ago, the memory of these mega-manatees faded away quickly, and now they seem like something fantastical. We know that “in just over 100 years the world lost as much forest as it had in the previous 9,000 years,” but when nobody is left alive who remembers the old forests, the loss is not felt.

Nathan J. Robinson, Obliterating the Natural World