fuck it

sassy - perth - no sleep fauxtographer • photoshop wizard • gamer grill

[jameslindsayanim]

#WeeklySchedule 

[fitzillo]

by andimacka — Slow but steady progress #andisoto #illustrator #illustration #lineart #ink #permanence #HavenGallery January 15, 2016 at 09:39PM via: http://ift.tt/1Q49HGZ

[ruinedchildhood]

[bestabs2015]

[britoholic]

[thisamazingfutzup-deactivated20]

brain: what time is your appointment on wednesday?

me: 2:30

brain: you sure bout that, buddy?

*receives email re day/time of appointment*

me: see! 2:30

brain: you sure?

me: checks TWELVE MILLION TIMES just to be safe

brain: okay but consider this - why not check again

[sasstronot-blog]

me: *saves videogame*

me:

me:

me: did i save

[ommanyte]

I feel that substituting sleep with caffeine is a lot like drinking unicorn blood to stay immortal. You will have but a half life, a cursed life, from the moment it touches your lips

[anytownwithanyname-deactivated2]

[seudag]

where’s my fucking risotto

[jordanforinstance]

FUCKING HELL GORDON

[merelybeing]

[thebluthcompany]

[lustik]

Koralie.

Artists on tumblr.

[veryfunnymemes]

[deathgayaesthetic-deactivated20]

when a girl smile at u in public and ur heart speeds up and u gotta tell urself to chill and not be so fuckin gay

[instagram]

The Epic Flight of @inkdwell’s 2,800-Square-Foot ‘Wall of Birds’

To see more of Jane and Thayer’s work, check out @inkdwell on Instagram.

San Franciscan Jane Kim (@inkdwell) was a scientific illustration intern at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology when the director approached her with a dream project: hand-painting a 40-foot (12.2-meter) by 70-foot (21.3-meter) mural showcasing all families of modern birds. “He asked if this is something I would be interested in doing,” Jane says. “That was four years ago.” Over 16 months on-site, Jane painted one member of each of the world’s 243 modern bird families to scale, treating them with individual care and attention. “I developed a relationship with each bird as I did it; that was very beautiful,” Jane says. Now, the wall is complete, and Jane and her Ink Dwell studio co-founder and husband, Thayer Walker, have embarked on a three-week road trip back to California to decompress, post-mural. “Life sort of stood still while I was creating this really epic project,” says Jane. “It will be a great way to unwind.”

[sasstronot-blog]

me: what if instead of doing literally anything i just slept all the time

me: thats a sign of depression

me:

me: ok we'll deal with that later but first we nap

[charliestreehouse]