Untilted

[evanthe]

[selfelf]

Mathu Andersen for the Genderbent Project

[archatlas]

The Art of James Gilleard

James Gilleard is an Illustrator and Animator living and working in London with a passion for old cartoons - 1950s animation, vintage film posters, pulp comics, past future predictions, birds, dinosaurs, robots, 1960s cars and loads of other rubbish.

[c86]

Leeds, UK, 1970s

Photography by Peter Mitchell

[90skid-com]

[bestfunny]

He saw what the world had to offer and turned his back on it

[everythingfox]

:D in fennec

[fujiwara57]

Yoshida Hiroshi 吉田博 (1876 – 1950). 

[qozxe]

One of my friends was selling his gameboy controlled sewing machine so of COURSE I had to buy it

[lilyvonpseudonym]

This is a real peripheral that literally exists in the world we live in. This wasn’t even hacked together. This was an official product.

[steampunktendencies]

Photo taken inside a very old French cello from Napoleon III times. Credits: Adrian Borda

[theheavycollective]

F R I D A Y - F R Y - U P  :  Y O U - L I Latitude of Silence was photographed over several trips near the northern Chinese boarder between 2007 and 2009. Perhaps by making peace with my life, the teenage rebellion toward my hometown, the confused and unsettled feelings faded in time, replace by my acceptance, intentional and unintentional silence. This series of photographs present a somewhat unrealistic Northern China, which probably exists in the gap of my memories. They are about where I came from and times of indecision.

— You Li.

You Li Lives and works in Shenyang, northern China. You can see more of her work here - Website.

[deanobanion]

“Horsemanning, or fake beheading, was a popular way to pose in a photograph in the 1920’s. Sometimes spelled horsemaning, the horsemanning photo fad derives its name from the Headless Horseman, a character from “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow.”

[deanobanion]

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[emilianadarling]

HUMAN BEING ARE AND ALWAYS HAVE BEEN SUCH HUGE FUCKING DORKS OKAY.

[xekstrin]

#i love things that prove humans have had weird fads forever

[shegufta]

people forget that memes existed before the internet

[real-istik]

Planking was dumb, but THIS. THIS I can get behind!

[aluhnim]

We are all Superstitious is comic that follows the life of two boys and their experiences with small, everyday supernatural beliefs.

If you’re having trouble reading it, you can download it for free on my gumroad!

[with-practice]

I had too….😂

[b22-design]

Citroën Ami 6 - 1961

[danismm]

Art Deco Head 

[solarpunk-aesthetic]

The Navajo Nation aim to double their solar power

The Kayenta Solar Project, owned and operated by the Navajo Nation, has recently made a deal to double the amount of energy it can generate, providing clean energy for thousands of homes. They ultimately aim to be completely self-sufficient and give the Navajo a reputation as an energy producing tribe.

Currently, the Kayenta Solar Project is producing 27.3 megawatts of energy. Their long term goal over the next 5-10 years is to be able to generate over 500 megawatts, via the new project, named Kayenta II.

“The Kayenta Solar Project has become the Navajo Nation’s showcase renewable energy project to demonstrate that the Navajo Nation is ready for large scale renewable energy development and operation. Kayenta II will further prove that such development is viable within the Navajo Nation and further move economic development related to renewable energy forward for the Navajo Nation.” – Walter Haase, NTUA General Manager

[fujiwara57]

Utagawa Yoshifuji 歌川芳藤 (1828 - 1887).

Pseudonyme : Ippōsai ( 一 鵬 斎 , 一 宝 斎 ). 一鵬斎