Lowkey Rebellion @justasimpleseal - Tumblr Blog

Being a flop changed my life. The world is not my oyster, I am glowing. I walked into a pole this morning. There's very little I wouldn't do for $1,000

baejax-the-great

It's about grief. It's about letting go. It's about fighting on. It's about family. It's about the existential horror of mimes.

It's about escapism. It's about surviving despite it all. It's about the wonder of the world even in darkness. It's about mimes beating the shit out of you.

It's about love. It's about heartbreak. It's about who the fuck put all those mimes here

thatspeciallad

I HATE THOSE FUCKING MIMES!!!

the-evil-clergyman

Fireflies in the Early Summer by Watanabe Shoka (19th Century)

#dnd gabriel #eurybia dnd

florencemachines

Autumn in movies:

Knives Out (2019) filmed in and around Boston, Massachusetts, USA.

planefood

The final stage of every OC's creation is having to go through websites like this to name it:

swordshapedleaves

fantasynamegenerators.com and behindthename.com are what you want. No baby theming. behindthename.com lets your search by meaning too if you want something resonant for your oc.

residentevildash-moved

To: [email protected] Subject: CLASS3290 Question

are you mad at me

eidos-eidos16

Yes

Sent from my Galaxy Dishwasher

pol-ski

.❤️

tits-n-trix

Who let's a monk who only speaks Polish and Latin out of an monastery, and not only out of a monastery but to an airport, and not only an airport but the O'Hare airport located in Chicago USA

flipocrite

musubeans

saw a car dragging a labubu facedown through the street

bigdipper24

Achilles dragging the body of Hector

headspace-hotel

you know how when you go out in the middle of the woods, your phone loses internet service? that is because the trees naturally protect you from the evil dark energy rays generated by influencers and twitter opinions. follow for more information about the beauty of nature

huariqueje

Unknown - Giuseppe Gallizioli , 1999.

Italian, b. 1935 -

Watercolor and gouache

#dnd gabriel

jadafitch

JULY The forest is in full bloom "July bursts with color, and not just in the expected places. Flip a log and you might find a blue-spotted salamander, mottled like fine porcelain. On the forest floor, the violet coral fungus is shocking not only because of its color but because it looks like coral. Birds are thick into the business of raising their young. Other creatures are trying hard to blend in, to not turn into food for hungry baby birds. Can you find the Virginia creeper sphinx moth, banded in gray green, against the leaves of Virginia creeper? The black willow leans out over the edges of streams and ponds, springs up in swamps. Its wood is soft but bendable, a favorite of beavers and basket weavers. At the tips of its brittle branches, catkins send seeds into summer winds. The twigs are made to snap and float downstream, where they may drop roots in a muddy bank and become trees." -Kateri Kosek from The Forest Revealed This painting/page from "The Forest Revealed" celebrates some of my favorite things the month of July has to offer. Here's some close-ups, and the sketches that got me to the final art. The book will be out in September, but is available to preorder now.

escuerzoresucitado

eyobis-andthe-bunnycats

[Video Description: a lynx casually walks down a snow covered bank, onto a log and reaches a frozen river. The lynx takes two steps; the ice cracks loudly. Instantly the lynx stands still. It then looks around and then leaps. The lynx makes a landing on the other side of the river, a faint crack can be heard. It continues on its way unfazed. /End VD.]