Frederic Edwin Church Moonlight, Church’s Farm, Ca 1865, Brush and oil on heavy cardboard.
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Frederic Edwin Church Moonlight, Church’s Farm, Ca 1865, Brush and oil on heavy cardboard.
Fruit by Kokei Kobayashi (1910)
So despite my loathing to do landscapes I actually had fun drawing this yeehawgust prompt of canyon.
Alex Dordoy (British, b. 1985), Alien, 2018. Acrylic on canvas, 200 x 140 cm.
Sudan, Meroe Necropolis, Boys Running Toward Pyramids.
This morning in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
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Stephen Hannock (American, b. 1951, Albany, NY, USA) - Incendiary Nocturne: Golden Launch at Dawn, 2000, Paintings: Polished Oil on Canvas
Bo Song
Sharon Ellis
Endless Summer, 2015
Alkyd on paper
You never get to the point where you think “I am the adult”, but you do get to the point where you think “I’ve dealt with this before.” The older you get, the higher and higher the percentage is of things you’ve already been through. Have you ever changed a tire? Had a flat tire? Someday, you might, and the next time it happens, you’ll know what to do, since you’ve already done it.
-My dad. I’m 24, and asked if you ever shake the feeling of not being an adult, and this was his response. Probably the most comforting thing he could have said. (via uberwekkness)
Malcolm X on "Progress"
There are two ways to dehumanize someone: by dismissing them, and by idolizing them.
David Wong (via cracked)
all i'm saying is this is great framework for a daily inventory
Tekla McInerney(American)
from the series 1.Mere 2.Nearly and Nigh 3.Here still 4.Being still monotype via more