SEDA BÜYÜKÇETİN ERÜL

Germ, Chef, Kidlover. Twitter/sedaerul

[voodkadrinker]

ÇOK GÜZELSİN BE PAŞAM

[supersonicart]

Jenna Barton, Illustrations.

Brilliant illustrative work from artist Jenna Barton.

Don’t miss Supersonic Art on Instagram!

[contemporaryartdaily]

Agnès Varda at Blum & Poe

[worldexperience]

Kyoto Sketch

[explore-blog]

Carl Jung on human personality in a rare BBC interview.

[prettycolors]

#e81741

[ready2diebitch-deactivated20160]

[kidmograph]

PVRPLE R∆IN

[blackandswan-deactivated2019021]

Eğer ülkeni kurtaracak bir lider beklemekteysen ben size hiç bir şey öğretememişim demektir

ULU ÖNDER MUSTAFA KEMAL ATATÜRK (via blackandswan)

[waliszewska]

[mementomoriiv]

aleksandra waliszewska

[staff]

Settle down, Tumblr. It’s Friday and we have trends to discuss

Nancy Reagan passed at 94.

New Jersey Governor and never-gonna-be-president Chris Christie endorsed Trump. 

Drag racer and definitely-should-be-president RuPaul premiered a new season. 

Princess Charlotte went skiing. Cute.

It’s Women’s History Month all month

Feminism: Always an energetic tag, in rare form right now. 

International Women’s Day: There’s so much work to be done. 

Plus…

Japan: Remembering the tsunami five years on. 

Tayvin: Refuse their love if you must, but he loves those cats like they were his own children.

Maria Sharapova was caught doping. 

And happy birthday Remus Lupin.

We also have Tumblrs

My Terrible Diet: “Terrible” can mean a lot of things. Like delicious. 

Selfie Gods (@selfiegods​): Capturing the face of the gods. 

[oscardelarenta]

For the goddesses. #internationalwomensday

[goodideaexchange]

5 Things Nobody Tells You About Being Your Own Boss

“ … while sometimes it is daunting being the boss of this freelance enterprise which happens to share my name, my only employee is me so I’m fairly motivated to keep this going. That said, there are several things I’ve learned since becoming my own boss.”

[sadbabygirl]

[runway-report]

Pauline Hoarau at Marchesa RTW F/W 2016

[buildings-on-fire]

One machine can do the work of fifty ordinary men. No machine can do the work of one extraordinary man

Elbert Hubbard (via buildings-on-fire) @erul

[buildings-on-fire]

One machine can do the work of fifty ordinary men. No machine can do the work of one extraordinary man

Elbert Hubbard (via buildings-on-fire)