[patronsaintofweepingmothers]

"awww…ameeeeeen inshalla =)" (2005), shoe gal

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i think something just broke

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i wish love was real

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unfortunately i have realised that love is real i just cant have it

[nourishingbroth]

kyrgyzstan

[sobcat]

guess who’s back with their monthly tradition! it’s me! with july soon approaching, what were your favorite doodles of june? i was a big fan of the heron you did with the risoprint brushes on the 11th, as well as the 2nd, 10th, 18th and 25th, but of course i want to know the artist’s personal favorites!

Hiii <3 here we are again... it's always so interesting to hear which ones others liked the most :3 i think these are my favourites

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girl who has to recover for 40 minutes after a 20 minute walk

[ceruleanheaven]

life is so awesome if we ignore all that

[huariqueje]

The red sea at sunset    -    Galileo Chini ,  1911.

Italian ,  1873 - 1956

Oil on canvas , 64  x 80 cm.

[southern-skies-southern-dust]

Cedar-lined front walk of Rowan Oak, former home of William Faulkner. Oxford, Mississippi. Photo by Susana Raab.

[climbhighsleeplow]

Speechless Beauty

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i dropped my phone behind the bed in my sleep and for a fleeting few moments when i got up i thought i was free

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fishies :)

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wait. also im making this blog mutuals only. sorry not sorry

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actually suffering art withdrawal though like i need to create something now

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blacked out and drew a lot of fish

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idk if anyone else has noticed this bc probably everyone on here only interacts with english speaking people but other languages also do the "get louder if the other person doesn't understand" like it's still silly but i guess funny that it's somewhat ubiquitous of a thing that brains do

[gushism]

going out and about drawing power lines

[requiem-on-water]

Artem Balashevsky