hshiddi

[vincentvangogh-art]

Old Man in Sorrow (On the Threshold of Eternity) 1890

Vincent van Gogh

[just-shower-thoughts]

It would be cool if after you died you could see the top 5 times you almost died

[just-shower-thoughts]

Closing all of the tabs at the end of a long assignment is extremely satisfying

[1000drawings]

by m. lewandowski

[dorothygale]

*planet explodes* *removes one earbud* what

[alvaromas]

Princess Mononoke

[garden-of-vegan]

Toasted Ezekiel 16:9 sprouted grain English muffins topped with mashed avocado, chili flakes, paprika, salt and pepper.

[a-night-in-wonderland]

Geometric Beast Collection By Kerby Rosanes

[wolverxne]

Woah

[mesutozilled]

[vi-hoshi]

Posters from MoonPoster on Etsy.com

[deboramedeiross]

[not-cooper]

[4rch0n]

[yesterdayspopcorn]

[tastefullyoffensive]

by Charlie’s Comix Suck

[lolfactory]

Properly organized fox storage

funny tumblr [via imgur]

[culturenlifestyle]

[thedesigndome]

Impressionist Cityscapes Through Lovers’ Eyes by Leonid Afremov

A professional artist since 1978, American artist Leonid Afremov graduated from the prestigious school Vitebsk Art School, originally founded by classical artist Marc Chagall. Inspired by the work of the latter, Pablo Picasso, Amedeo Modigliani, and Salvador Dalí, Afremov’s work is purely emotional. Every scene is a reflection of his feelings, emotions, passions and anything that feeds his soul. For this reason, he often chooses to cover the beauty of young love, romance, and the grandeur of cityscapes, which often glimmer as brightly as his paintings during the night.

The vibrant and highly saturated colors of Afremov’s work mimic his inspirations, although his technique emulates Camille Pissarro’s and Claude Monet’s impressionist brush and Georges Seurat’s pointillistic style. By combining the soft flare of depicting images and figures with the contrast of pixelated sharp colors, Afremov delivers stunning and stimulating pieces. You can find more of his beautiful pieces on his Etsy shop.

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[photojojo]

Canadian photographer Michael Davies works in a tiny village that’s literally a stone’s throw from the arctic circle, where temperatures during the winter can drop to 40 below! 

For the photo above, Davies had a friend hurl a thermos of hot tea into the air, and the results were spectacular. 

The Spectacular Results of Tossing a Liquid Into -40°C Weather

via Laughing Squid

[hshiddi]

WOOOOOOW!