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Origami Around
PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH
2025 on Tumblr: Trends That Defined the Year
izzy's playlists!
Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
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he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
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Aqua Utopia｜海の底で記憶を紡ぐ
One Nice Bug Per Day
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JBB: An Artblog!
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@mnemot
my video game RetroShooti is now on Steam! it’s a zany shoot ‘em up game inspired by early arcade games, filled with Porky in Wackyland-esque enemies, creatures and weird fellas, with an absurd sense of humor — nothing but chaos! you can play the demo today, and if you enjoy it, consider wishlisting it for when the Early Access Club version comes out, March 2021! ok ly bye! ミ☆
In one particular piece of official art for Super Mario Odyssey, Mario’s hair is rendered in great detail. Zooming in to the part above his ear, we can see what appears to be a single gray hair. This seems to be deliberate, as analysis of the image reveals that this is not a transparency issue, but that the hair is indeed colored a lighter color than the rest. Due to the image being released in a lossless format by Nintendo, this also could not be a compression artifact.
“Todd why is the office flooded?”
“Aesthetic.”
とみ丸姫 @xjr400rfamily
外で寝てる猫ちゃん見る度になんか変わってて面白いw💓
NEW CATA MARTINEZ: “Eliminator” is a ☆200 BPM☆ girlcore darkwave hyperballad from my upcoming EP “Neue Romantiker”. Chk it out!
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VIDEO PREMIERE: This is the music video for the song “Three” by my dancepop project Cata Martinez. Chk!
We tried to reconsider the language of pop music videos, taking ideas from Jørgen Leth, Kazimir Malevich, Mario Sorrenti and Ayn Rand, to attempt a vision that is both frontal and honest, avoiding the clichés and gimmicks of the medium by only being constructed from performance and body, with an essential aesthetic that is both Aristotelian and Suprematist.
