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Me

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thanks baby kevin

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reblog to spread baby kevins love

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He is Airin’

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Cherry blossom tree-tunnel in Bonn, Germany 

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THIS IS THE PUREST POST ON THIS WEBSITE

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4 stages of stress

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“NASA has just released 2,540 gorgeous new photos of Mars.”

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It´s a me

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Surrealistic Paintings by Leigh Whurr

Leigh Whurr a.k.a. Oddly-Spliced is a digital artist from Birmingham, UK.

Describing or explaining my work is rarely simple since the very appeal of this type of imagery lies in how it may touch a place that words or logic cannot immediately reach.

There is logic to be found, but it is spliced with my own subjective reality. It is an instinctual drive and so any statement about my work usually requires some degree of philosophical leverage, as well as a certain amount of self-analysis. Painting digitally seems like a natural extension of a contemporary approach, although I do not feel this should impinge on the content of the work itself in terms of how it should be received.  It is, to me, simply a more efficient and enjoyable way of producing art.

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Paras is lovely this time of year.

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thank you

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Iceberg Pleneau Bay, Antarctica

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The entrance to the North Pole

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More like entrance to the Water Tribe

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The Northern Water Tribe, that is.

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… Guys.

Antarctica.

Is.

In.

The.

South.

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SO IT’S THE SOUTHERN WATER TRIBE! 

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144-Year-Old Japanese Pink Wisteria Tree

Covering an area of over 2,000 square meters, this tree has been part of the Ashikaga Flower Park in Japan since 1870. Because of the nature of Wisteria trees spreading, it’s heavy branches are now supported by metal structures allowing tourists to get amazing photo opportunity below its canopy. (Source)