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shark vs the universe

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"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
The Bowery Presents

Love Begins
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Recent bloop that I forgot to put here.
Fairy Queen [Acherontia]
Fun Fact #1: My legal name means this.
Fun fact #2: I used to have mottephobia (fear of moths)
Bubblegum machine monster charms (1960s)
Flora & Fauna, Al Mefer
Art by
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Häxan (1922)
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Colored my last piece for the school magazine! Yaaay Halloween themes
“When in doubt… shoot under the rain”, by Abelardo Ojeda
// More of my Street Photography: http://cybergus.tumblr.com
Alison Blickle’s “The Myth of Inanna” at Kravets Wehby Gallery.
Currently on view at Kravets Wehby Gallery in New York City is artist Alison Blickle’s stunning solo exhibition, “The Myth of Inanna.”
From the gallery: In this new collection of paintings and ceramics, Blickle continues to expand her world of women engaged in unnamed ceremonies. The work is presented as an installation, like a tableau vivant, calling to mind a goddess temple or sacred space, where rites and initiations will unfold. A practicing witch and a lover of mythology, the artist’s influences range from painters Leonor Fini and Henry Blake, to 18th century alchemical drawings and ancient Egyptian reliefs.
The exhibition will be on view until October 6th and should absolutely be sought out if you’re in New York.
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Goodies from the wasteland!
Prints
thought this was too ill
Soulcalibur Publisher: Namco Developer: Namco (Project Soul) Platform: Arcade, Dreamcast, Xbox 360, iOS, Android Year: 1998 (Arcade), 1999 (DC), 2008 (360), 2012 (iOS), 2013 (Android)