BUNNY BLADE

hey it's Romy and I'm tentatively back (vinegarprincess from twit)

[marudyne]

Fingering and cunnilingus

[z1z]

2020 Commemorative custom Blueberry guitar for Aurelio Voltaire

[leylinefount]

[m41to]

[bunycube]

noo rei u dont get it cigarette is his primary diet...let him be....

[dinnerinlondon]

Library at Marienburg Castle, Germany

[kevc]

[holyantenna]

[rongzhi]

Lion dancers practicing out of costume

[sashaforthewin]

There is not a single person on this earth that I trust enough to do that with even if I was capable

[roguerobi]

I am BEGGING people to look up competitive lion dancing. It is one of the most playful and intense forms of dancing I’ve ever seen in my life.

[ggffhnm]

@romain_celestinne by @vangroenn for @macabregadgets

[johnnybravo20]

[nyc-looks]

Yang, 36

“I’m wearing my own creations as I am Hanbok (traditional Korean clothing) tailor: traditional pattern Jeogori (top) and Baji (pants) in modern fabrics with traditional Korean shoes, tassels and ornaments called Norigae and Goreum and a modern version of the traditional Korean hat called a Ga. My outfit is inspired by 1840s European fashion pattern mixing.”

Apr 9, 2022 ∙ Chelsea

[lightningthunderbolt]

since we're all fleeing back here for the moment, has anyone ever tried posting their nsfw art via cropped/censored preview pics and then linking offsite to like poipiku or something? just trying to lay out all viable options here

[beautifulbizarremagazine]

The winner of this year’s sculpture award of the Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize, Chie Shimizu, never fails to amaze us! Chié’s divine pieces are highly symbolic, depicting human existence and the challenges we face within, capturing movement and the beauty of the sculpture’s materiality.

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#beautifulbizarre #chieshimizu #sculpture #human

[shaddad]

escultura de debra baxter

[notunicornholio]

I’M DRIVING DOWN HIGHWAY FORTY IN MY BIG OL’ PICKUP TRUCK

[forevernoon-deactivated20181218]

This is really nice work……..                                                                                via Art LOVER

[thathealeygirl]

THAT’S how you make lace??

[aerylon]

And THIS is why lace was a worn primarily by royalty and aristocracy for so many centuries..  It was expensive and time-consuming to produce.  Wearing it, and wearing LOTS of it was a blatant show of wealth and excessive consumption.  

Mechanically-produced lace wasn’t really a thing until well into the 20th century, but there remains a wide gap between the quality of  mass-produced and hand crafted

[beachgirlnikita]

In general textile arts are highly underated considering the amount of skill and time needed to execute pretty much anything.

[jaurnnn]

wtf i don’t even know how to count to ten properly