postcards and x-rays

me perdí en el viaje, nunca me sentí tan bien. emma, 21

[feathers-borealis]

Burma’s famous snake charmer Saya Hnin-Mahla kissed her King Cobra on the head as the highlight of her show.

[ghoulnextdoor]

Alexis Berger

[erinalise]

Helen Frankenthaler in her Studio, 1957

Photo by Gordon Parks

[carlkandutsch]

Helen Frankenthaler in her studio, 1960s

[visualartlove]

Georgia OKeeffe, Summer Days - 1936

[kristina666johnson]

Genius ability at its finest.

[dionyssos]

Alice Neel 

[medievalthymes]

my love language is the same as a crow. if you’re nice to me i’ll bring you useless little trinkets from my travels that made me think of you

[angelslant]

spring is just like *wildly oscillates between feeling a gut-wrenching melancholy and happily basking in the sun like a cat*

[barcarole]

The Swan, No. 1, Hilma af Klint, 1915.

[maria-aegyptiaca]

Pre-columbian Inca textiles

[redlipstickresurrected]

Quint Buchholz (German, b. 1957, Stolberg, Germany) - 1: The Cat’s Assembly (Katzenversammlung), 1995  2: Full Moon from the book Nero Corleone by Elke Heidenreich  3: On The Windowsill At Night (Nachts vor dem Fenster), 1995, Mixed Media

[naseberry-deactivated20210325]

Various drawings by book artist and illustrator Audrey Helen Weber.

“I think this is why I love illustration. It’s quite accessible while still containing the capacity for great depth and meaning. Even an image of a very simple thing can have many stories within it.”

– via “A Moment With: Audrey Helen Weber”

[redlipstickresurrected]

Mai Ta (Vietnamese, b. 1997, Saigon, Vietnam) - I Set the Moon on Fire Because She Wouldn’t Wake Up series, Paintings: Gouache

Instagram

[astrophagia]

tearing bread apart and handing it to someone else is so… spiritual and intimate

[shadovvlurking]

lets give this bread

[crafty-butch]

having one of those executive function days where everything is too many steps

[crafty-butch]

by which i mean, like, here's how my brain parses the steps in making coffee

good day:

make coffee

regular day:

put water in coffee maker

put coffee in coffee maker

turn on coffee maker

bad day:

take pot from coffee maker

turn on sink

fill up coffee pot

turn off sink

pour water into coffee maker

put coffee pot in coffee maker

open cupboard

get coffee filter from cupboard

get coffee beans from cupboard

put filter in coffee pot

measure coffee

pour coffee into filter

close coffee maker

turn coffee maker on

anyway this is a "14 steps to make coffee" kind of day

[kieraelieson]

This is actually a really good way of explaining this

[distantvoices]

Clifford Prince King