petithibou

32, Great Lakes, Canada /// daydreamer and overthinker ☮️☸️🕉 In the middle of this off-center, in-between state that is living ///

[charnel-grounds]

Edward Gorey (1925–2000), “Summer Cum Laude”

illustration from ‘Cultural Slag’ by Felicia Lamport, 1966

source

[milkandvoid]

[cookiethebirddoll]

bus is my friend. shes no train but shes trying her hardest in a world that hates her

[auntpelvis]

embroidery of some electric pylons on an old doiley

[henk-heijmans]

Knitting, 2021 - by Joseph Ford, English

[clementiens]

this is one of a [series] and they're all fantastic

joseph ford is the photographer and the knitter who made the pieces is nina dodd (ninadoddknits.com)

[polkadotmotmot]

Johanna Seidel - The Pear Thieves, 2025 - Oil on canvas

[petaltexturedskies]

Sylvia Plath, in a diary entry dated 1 November 1st 1959 featured in The Unabridged Journals of Sylvia Plath

[energyprison]

the monks described me as "a pleasure to have on the mountain"

[haikuandmore]

My head pillowed on waves I drift with the flow broad river, deep sky. They float, they sink, like bubbles, like wings. - Thich Nhat Hanh (from the poem ”Movement”)

[herpsandbirds]

One-Of-A-Kind Orange Snowy Owl Leaves Scientists Scratching Their Heads

Wildlife photographer Julie Maggert has been taking pictures of snowy owls for years. So when she heard that a strange, orange-colored snowy owl had been spotted flying around Michigan’s Thumb area, she knew she had to see the bird for herself. Maggert drove two hours out to where the owl had been observed. Before long, she spotted her in the middle of a field. She couldn’t believe her eyes — she really was orange...

Read more: One-Of-A-Kind Orange Snowy Owl Leaves Scientists Scratching Their Heads - The Dodo

[gamer-crow-deactivated20250412]

That is the face of an owl who KNOWS they are prettier than us...

[daedricsheep]

Flamingowl

[daedricsheep]

Bruh

[petithibou]

BRUH

[notetoriouslylazy]

[autisticphilconnors]

GROUNDHOG DAY VIOLENCE STIMBOARD💥💥💥

[c-e-mcgill]

By the way, if any of you, like me, are nerds who love maps, I highly recommend checking out the Turgot map. I won't link it or tumblr will eat this post, but you can find it just by searching Wikipedia - it's an incredibly detailed 3D map of Paris made in the 1730s, and by "incredibly detailed," I mean

incredibly

incredibly

INCREDIBLY

DETAILED!

Look, there's Notre Dame! Individual trees! Individual lampposts! Individual boats!! (Some of them even have little people in lol, though clearly not to scale)

The full scan is over 35,000 pixels wide, guys! That's over 10 feet of map!! All drawn and engraved by hand! I'm freaking out a little! What an absolutely amazing piece of history & art!

[psikonauti]

Ashley Norwood Cooper (American, b. 1970)

Black Squirrel, 2020

Oil on panel

[blametheory]

[forestgreenlesbian]

FROM ROOF TO TABLE - ROB STEPHENSON

A photo essay documenting New York City’s Urban Agriculture movement. This project was made possible thanks to the Design Trust for Public Space and their Photo Urbanism Fellowship

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