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“Clamshell Skies” by Jay Draco

Drawn in charcoal and chalk pastels.

There is a gofundme for Kesha– so it would be great if you guys could reblog this to get the word out if you can’t donate yourself. There’s a FAQ on the gofundme itself so go there and look before you ask me any questions.

I am not affiliated with the creator of the gofundme, but I am all for it.

Here’s the link to that gofundme

julietsemophase

This looks pretty legitimate to me. I gave a donation, it sickens me what’s been happening to Kesha xxx

darksilenceinsuburbia

Seahawks dabber <3 This was my last colab with Budd Bay Glass. Ryan made the twistycane part and I did the rest. In just a few weeks I'm going to start blowing glass at a new shop, and I am very excited!

swansong-willows

Necklace pipe on hemp rope <3

culturenlifestyle

Stunning & Dark Drawings of Animals’ Skeletons Emerging From Their Skin by Paul Jackson

Toronto-based artist Paul Jackson illustrates detailed pen and pencil sketches with a macabre sensibility, which literally disintegrate the internal anatomy of animals. With careful attention and sophistication, Jackson makes sure the integrity of his work doesn’t suffer by assuring they do not resemble roadkill.

Dark and beautiful, the artist disassembles the whole body with love, taking care to leave the organs, capillaries and skin as intact as possible while the bones are lifted off cleanly. Clearly, he desires to showcase the body or head of the subject as a whole and living entity, besides the structure that holds it upright.

His ink leaves a fierce expression on both the skeletons and the face of the subjects, as intense as if they were to about to pounce on their prey. To simulate this animalistic ritual, Jackson draws each creature in mid-motion, making them seem even more alive than two-dimensional.

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@beni-beliyaal

Hello, followers! It's been a while since I posted here. I've been making pipes lately, instead of bongs, as I have taken up borosilicate. The world of boro is so vast! Now, I can finally make mini pieces (always a favorite of mine). This pipe is fully functional, but be careful not to burn your nose hairs in the process! Next, I must learn how to make a mini bong!