TiGHTS into dreams @jemapples - Tumblr Blog

Pinned message for both my old and new followers

First of all, follow my art blog if you haven’t! It holds much more value and I’ll try to keep it as updated as possible.

Second, this is a personal blog, and while I don’t really post anything explicit it’s not suited for minors or people who are adverse to swearing or adult humor. I also don’t tag a whole lot of content besides flashing images and loud noises. Use discretion before following.

Basically this is just a casual hang out space where I take a quick browse and find things I like so it’s not super curated or anything. Thanks for reading this and I hope your day goes well.

furmao-game

omgodilovethemthemthemthem😭😭😭😭😭😭

sunfish-visions

Coelacanth

Day 7 of Deep Sea December by @montereybayaquarium @mbari_news

montereybayaquarium

An ancient, enduring beauty. 💙

A Genius’ Pride

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being black in any art community is such a strange feeling cause you’ll see just blatant racism being expressed in others art and you have to just casually ignore it, for your sake if anything, colorism being something that’s just fundamentally there in every artist and you deal with it cause it’s not worth it in the end to even think of it too hard let alone even mentioning it, it’s definitely something

creatingblackcharacters

Hello nonblack reader of this post, I think you ought to share this one so that you and your peers can actively remind yourselves 1) of how your Black peers feel when you tolerate antiblack racism in your art spaces for entertainment and 2) that we notice it, but don't believe it is secure around enough of you to bring it up 🙏🏾

commiemartyrshighschool

holy shit

hotvampireadjacent

If we all pitch in..

ryrolie

luntfontanne

Herman Melville's Moby Dick: or, The Whale. Custom binding designed by Susan Ebanks and bound by Chaim Ebanks of Exeter Bookbinders; white Chieftain Goatskin leather with blind tooling, gilt lettering, and glass prosthetic eye, 2023. [x]

Part of an upcoming exhibition at the Peabody Essex Museum, "Draw Me Ishmael: The Book Arts of Moby Dick" opening on June 1, 2024.