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miamaimania

“The Poor Man’s Umbrella” by Weighty Winds - A vast leaf cradled by hands, merging human touch with nature’s design.

halloweentrickortreat

OH LAWD HE COMIN

riinasawayama

talk show beauty: by josh wilks for sleek mag, makeup by ana takahashi

teaboot

I’ve never been so upset to learn a thing was staged

neshamama

qualeasha wood, "bed rot," 2024, woven jacquard, glass seed beads, and machine embroidery

teaboot

FUCKING BEADS AND WEAVING AND EMBROIDERY JESUS CHRIST

redlipstickresurrected

Alperen Yayla (Turkish, b. Keçiören, Ankara, Turkey, based Antalya, Turkey) - Butterflies, Photography

expressions-of-nature

Twilight Stories by Mindaugas Buivydas

acardinalisred

Nan Goldin

pansylair

hyaenodon wall mount (2021)

huariqueje

Flowers - Margaux Williamson , 2020.

Canadian , b. 1976 -

Oil on panel , 41 x 41 cm. 16 x 16 in.

nobrashfestivity

Vanessa Bell, Calendar

vagisil

Sasha Grey by James Jean

robert-hadley

Interior designed by Renzo Mongiardino. Photo by Guido Taroni

thethingsiveseen-photography

The sheep on the hill… (Near Coniston Water, Cumbira).

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He Jiaying (何家英), The Ballet. 2006.

Born in 1957 in the province of Tianjin, He Jiaying studied traditional Chinese painting at the Tianjin Institute of Art and went on to become a council member of the Chinese Artists Association and a lecturer at his alma mater. He’s style combines the precision and realism of gongbi painting with European subject matter such as the art of ballet, and female figures. In The Ballet, He depicts with sharp technique and muted colors the behind-the-scenes of three ballet dancers who are occupied not with dancing, but rather sewing pointe shoes and sipping loose-leaf tea.