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unamusedsloth

Nude Portraits series by photographer Trevor Christensen

julianlovesdogs

This is my new favorite thing

whetstonefires

‘portraits of people reacting to nudity’ fresh, inspired, art sfkas;lk

headspace-hotel

according to the notes, yes, the subjects do know ahead of time that he will be nude, so yes, this is very funny and cool

scaviogifs

#0902 - Basculegion (Male)

obviouspokemonfacts

front-facing-pokemon

verytom

I made this ROOT fan animation. Figured i should post it here :)

soulsidekick

All too often this

Turns into this

God how I love playing vagabond to mess with my friends but!

I gangster too hard my fit too swag my crossbow too obnoxious I get (deservedly) jumped to oblivion

everythingfoxes

foxpost-generator

it fucken WIMDY

dragons-and-cake123

Happy 7 year anniversary to “it fucken WIMDY”!

foxpost-generator

WOAH

Thank you for telling me! I didn’t realise.

huh

oh-its-afi-the-frog

I've been playing a lot of root lately with people and wanted dondraw the Marquis!!! I stuck pretty close to the original style but just wanted to draw this cutie pie

asyllagoose

Custom Root Card back art for an even mo effed up Woodland, where the crows won.

cinccinomacchiato

Riverfolk receiving 10,000 funds after the player in last makes the worst deal of all time

lengthy-artery

ashes to ashes, dust to dust, reeses to pieces

hollowedskin

And sluts to sluts.

arsnof

amen

aimmyarrowshigh

Jade and striped icebergs. “When seawater at depths of more than 1,200 feet freezes to the underside of massive ice shelves like East Antarctica’s Amery Ice Shelf, it forms ‘marine ice.’ Enormous hunks of ice calve—or break off—from the ice shelf, creating icebergs. When one of these icebergs overturns, its jade underside is revealed. The wondrous color of this ‘marine ice’ results from organic matter dissolved in the seawater at those great depths,” explained Audubon Magazine. “Green icebergs are infrequently seen because their verdant bellies are underwater; it’s only when they flip over, a rare event, that their richly colored regions can be seen before they melt. Striped icebergs, perhaps even more scarce than jade bergs, are thought to form in one of two ways: either meltwater refreezes in crevasses formed atop glaciers before they calve icebergs (creating blue stripes), or seawater freezes inside cracks beneath ice shelves (creating green stripes).”

Photo #14 by Steve Nicol via Australian Antarctic Division