Feeling so fly like a Gminor6

Music is my first love, but sometimes I obsess over other things. 21, England. Guitarist and soundtrack composer (in case there wasn't enough evidence of this...). Website: www.dcsoundtracks.com

[stevespumpkinbooty]

[wilwheaton]

Shut the fuck up, Tucker Carlson, you odious little toad.

[gianlupeter-deactivated20160829]

[teenage-disillusion-blog]

If someone ever tells you a certain song is important to them you should turn it up and lay on your bed and close your eyes and really listen to it even if its 10 minutes long because at the end you will know that person much better I think

[pleasetakemeoutofmybody]

My love for this post is unbelievable.

[jacobvanloon]

A & B

Scaled draft/proof of concept for Explosions in the Sky: The Wilderness LP, paired with the final image (29x29″). 2016

[racingbarakarts]

[earthstory]

Braided river in Iceland An aerial photo resembling abstract art of a river flowing over the basaltic lava fields of Iceland. Which way do you think its flowing? Loz Image credit: Andre Ermolaev

[citizen-of-space]

[lemmeseeyoursixstrings]

A series of cheesy extinct-animal Valentine’s cards perfect for your crush/significant other

[cactusdad-deactivated20130719]

having separate continents is so stupid im over it reblog if you miss pangaea

[keybladesoras]

The Saga Continues…

[paleoart]

Evolution Series: The Cat Uprising

Today, cats all but rule the world from our living chairs. But their ancestors have been rising to power for millions of years, and some presented serious danger to our own precursors.

*The animals represented here are not to scale and don’t represent a direct line of descent, but rather plausible models for how this amazing transition happened.*

You may have seen my penguin evolution infographic. That one was done for funsies, but it was modeled after a series that I made originally for my Patreon that I’ll be uploading on here! If you’re interested in stuff like this though, consider supporting me there; there’s a lot of other cool exclusive stuff to see.

[paleoart]

Evolution Series: A Caravan of Camels

When thinking of camels, images of hot deserts from the east come to mind. But these peculiar animals had almost all of their history happen in North America, and were first adapted to cold winters.

*The animals represented here are not to scale and don’t represent a direct line of descent, but rather plausible models for how this amazing transition happened.*

You may have seen my penguin evolution infographic. That one was done for funsies, but it was modeled after a series that I made originally for my Patreonthat I’ll be uploading on here! If you’re interested in stuff like this though, consider supporting me there; there’s a lot of other cool exclusive stuff to see.

[paleoart]

Evolution Series: The Sea Dragons

Mosasaurs were a group of lizards that returned to the sea to become apex predators. They replaced many iconic sea monsters in their conquest of the Cretaceous oceans.

*The animals represented here are not to scale and don’t represent a direct line of descent, but rather plausible models for how this amazing transition happened.*

You may have seen my penguin evolution infographic. That one was done for funsies, but it was modeled after a series that I made originally for my Patreon that I’ll be uploading on here! If you’re interested in stuff like this though, consider supporting me there; there’s a lot of other cool exclusive stuff to see.

[paleoart]

Evolution Series: Reaching Ever Higher

Giraffes have always been in the center of discussions about evolution. Now we know that their history is not as straightforward as once believed, and spanned much more than just Africa.

*The animals represented here are not to scale and don’t represent a direct line of descent, but rather plausible models for how this amazing transition happened.*

You may have seen my penguin evolution infographic. That one was done for funsies, but it was modeled after a series that I made originally for my Patreon that I’ll be uploading on here! If you’re interested in stuff like this though, consider supporting me there; there’s a lot of other cool exclusive stuff to see.

[paleoart]

Evolution Series: The Walking Whales

Whales are perhaps the most remarkable group of animals to go back to sea, and their evolutionary journey is now quite well understood due to a variety of fossils found mostly in Pakistan. 

*The animals represented here are not to scale and don’t represent a direct line of descent, but rather plausible models for how this amazing transition happened.*

You may have seen my penguin evolution infographic. That one was done for funsies, but it was modeled after a series that I made originally for my Patreon that I’ll be uploading on here! If you’re interested in stuff like this though, consider supporting me there; there’s a lot of other cool exclusive stuff to see.

[paleoart]

Evolution Series: A Parade of Elephants

Elephants are part of a very ancient lineage of mammals, Their small, semi-aquatic ancestors evolved an effective fifth limb and gave rise to some of the biggest land animals of all time.

*The animals represented here are not to scale and don’t represent a direct line of descent, but rather plausible models for how this amazing transition happened.*

You may have seen my penguin evolution infographic. That one was done for funsies, but it was modeled after a series that I made originally for my Patreon that I’ll be uploading on here! If you’re interested in stuff like this though, consider supporting me there; there’s a lot of other cool exclusive stuff to see.