Little Runaway

Aquarius / Medical Patient /Yay Area

[cyberbotanist]

Ojibwe beadwork of important native plants by Jessica Gokey

Video interview with the artist

[knowing]

[mattys1975]

[sixpenceee]

Nasir al-Mulk ‘Pink Mosque’ Of Iran Is Like Stepping Into A Kaleidoscope

[ekvitki]

The Navigator

[perks-of-being-absolutelynothing]

[palmvaults]

[recaption]

[blueblackdream]

Baron Wolman, Pamela Des Barres, Los Angeles, CA, November 1968

[ancientrome]

Temple of Antoninus and Faustina.

[humanoidhistory]

Close Encounters of the Third Kind, 1977, directed by Steven Spielberg.

[lifeinpoetry]

this is the algorithm you may never learn: love is letting go.

Margaret Rhee, from “Machine Testimonial 2,” Love, Robot  (via lilgivenchyprincess)

[detailedart]

Detail (#1) of Salomé (1909), by Paul Antoine de la Boulaye.

[sixpenceee]

Nyakim Gatwech is a South Sudanese model, whose stunning pictures have earned her the internet’s love and the nickname ‘Queen of Darkness.’ Nyakim currently lives in the United States, and is pursuing a career in modelling. She has more than 50,000 Instagram followers, who she always encourages to embrace their skin colour and body. She uses her account to talk about body positivity and being not only comfortable, but proud, in one’s skin. Nyakim has also spoken up about bullying and the negative reactions she receives from people about her natural skin colour. 

She recently described an incident, where an Uber driver pointedly asked her about bleaching her skin to make it lighter. “I was asked by my Uber driver the other day, ‘Don’t take this offensive but if you were given 10 thousand dollars would you bleach your skin for that amount (sic)?” she posted on Instagram in late march. “I couldn’t even respond I started laughing so hard. He said, ‘So that a no’ and I was like hell to the f*king yeah that’s a no.” (Source)

[imonlyadumpling]

She’s really beautiful

[help-n-quotes]

Nothing lasts,” she says, and there’s a little crack in her voice. “You think it’s going to. You think, ‘Here’s something I can hold on to,’ but it always slips away.

Tim Tharp (via help-n-quotes)

[evokesart]

Keith Haring, 1990 

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[limegum]

Motel in Colorado

Photo:  Kent Kanouse