Squidwiggles

I have no idea what I'm doing.

[anancientheart]

ok universe, i’m ready to feel good things. make me feel good things.

[anancientheart]

whenever i post this it works  reblog if u want to feel good things & the universe will bring u something sweet 

[fuckyeahcomicsbaby]

Follow your dream

[lilbittydragon-deactivated20241]

this is the most weirdly specific relatable comic I have ever seen

[asterxsk-deactivated20160902]

@void-dog

[al-grave]

Fossilized Snail Turned to Opal

[fleurdulys]

The Questing Knight - Joseph Noel Patton

[birdsong217]

Arkhip Kuindzhi (1842-1910)

Clouds, 1900-1905. 

[sixpenceee]

This was sculpted by Lorenzo Quinn using bronze, stainless steel, and aluminium. According to his website this piece is called The Force of Nature II:

We humans think of ourselves as supreme beings, above all others and in absolute control of our destiny and our surroundings. We live with a false sense of security only to be awakened by Mother Nature’s fury, almost as if she needs to remind us of her presence and our responsibility towards her child (The Earth).

After having seen the ravaged coast of Thailand and the Hurricane that affected the Southern States I decided to create a sculpture dedicated to Mother Nature. This would be reminiscent of the early statues made as peace offerings to the Gods in the hope of quenching their anger.

In essence, people are not very different today from the people who lived thousands of years ago. We still devote ourselves to symbols in order to escape our destiny.

[halexxxme-deactivated20150824]

angiethebunnie, here satsuki from kill la kill with a kimono, marker quicksketch…

[anachronisticfairytales]

Yoshitaka Amano

[dailyjackiechan]

You have been visited by the Chan of wealth, reblog this and you will have money come to you!

[misscokebottleglasses-deactivat]

I REBLOGGED THIS YESTERDAY AND LIKE 2 HOURS LATER THE WALLET I HAD LOST 6 HOURS AWAY FROM HOME THAT HAD MY DEBIT CARD AND LIKE 80 DOLLARS IN CASH WAS DELIVERED TO MY HOUSE WITH NO RETURN ADDRESS I CANT HELP BUT THINK IT WAS JACKIE CHAN WHO SENT IT GOD BLESS YOU JACKIE CHAN

[seej500]

Last time I did this it was payday so duh. Let’s see what you’ve got this time, Chan.

[seej500]

Er, actually, about a minute after I hit reblog I got some very important (and positive) money-related news out of the blue. The system works, guys.

[lilisevs333]

I reblogged this a few days ago and over the weekend the people i was babysitting for gave me a hige tip, my dad gave me a random $40, and i got to keep the change from my haircut appointment

[k3vxz93pfd28bdw0s2]

jackie chan get me a fucking job

[k3vxz93pfd28bdw0s2]

thanks jackey chan

[nearlyrational]

Lmao cmonnnn Jackie

[supervillain]

[supervillain]

EDITED TO ADD LAST PARAGRAPH + PICTURE: So it’s a day celebrating a movie series/massive financial institution, but while you’re doing that please remember that the two women who did the most to make Star Wars great have had their contributions minimized or completely left out of the official histories/documentaries. If you’re going to keep celebrating this intellectual property farm that used to be someone’s artistic vision, and how it allowed you to *imagine again* (or whatever), please take the time to think about the people who made this thing. Especially editor Marcia Lucas and screenwriter Leigh Brackett. Outside of nerd sanctioned institutional misogyny, which is almost to be expected at this point, you should know their names:

Leigh Brackett wrote or co-wrote screenplays for The Big Sleep (with William Faulkner!), Altman’s The Long Goodbye, Rio Bravo and The Empire Strikes Back. She also built a massive bibliography of science fiction, starting in the pulp magazines. Marcia Lucas, originally Marcia Griffin, edited or was in the editing department for Taxi Driver, THX-1138, American Graffiti, Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore, The Rain People, New York New York, and the original Star Wars trilogy. Along with Paul Hirsch and Richard Chew, she has the only Oscar for editing the first Star Wars. She has not worked since her breakup and divorce from George Lucas during the production of Return of the Jedi. 

You know who IG-88 and Wedge Antilles are, try and be a person and know these women and their efforts. At least for a second before you post the seventh reblog of Star Wars mashup fanart today. 

EDIT: We should also include Gloria Katz in this post. She, along with her screenwriting partner and husband WIllard Huyck, rewrote much of the dialog on the original Star Wars. Katz is probably most famous for her scripts for American Graffiti and Temple of Doom, as well as Messiah of Evil, Howard the Duck, Best Defense, and The Radioland Murders. 

[dresdencodak]

NEVER FORGET.

[hourglassofblacktears-deactivat]

Frantisek Kupka - Babylon (1906)

[malleficarvm]

vardlokkurulv:

Frantisek Kupka - Babylon (1906)

[bughaze]

"Grasshopper"

Prototyping: Iceberg Winter Grasshopper taken shape in nature, seventh and the eighth series of the first works of insects via > blog.sina.com

[creaturesfromdreams]

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[stickysheep-deactivated20151108]

I have never wanted something more than this

[noahsiano]

[cparrisart]

15. Finish strong!: Fierce Deity

The Fierce Deity has always creeped me out a little. He’s cool, but creepy. Who is he? What’s his deal? What we see in the game isn’t really him… it’s just a child stealing his face.

I finished the entire fanart challenge! I’m so proud of myself! \o/

[notordinaryfashion]

Guy Laroche F/W 2015-16

[magictransistor]

Saint Bede the Venerable, Saint Isidore of Sevilla, Saint Abbo of Fleury. Cosmography, Walters MS W73. 1100s.

Created in 12th century England, this manuscript was intended to be a scientific textbook for monks, designed as a compendium of cosmographical knowledge. The complex diagrams that accompany the texts help to illustrate this knowledge, and include visualizations of the heavens and earth, seasons, winds, tides, and the zodiac, as well as demonstrations of how these things relate to man. Most of the diagrams are rotae, or wheel-shaped schemata, favored throughout the Middle Ages for the presentation of scientific and cosmological ideas. Moreover, the circle, considered the most perfect shape and a symbol of God, was seen as conveying the cyclical nature of time and the Creation as well as the logic, order, and harmony of the created universe.

[fixatedonfashion]