[sklnxi-blog]

[peachghosts]

[coralloblu]

[saurio-deactivated20130119]

[iamkurtis]

Resistance. Respect. ✊🏾

[sklnxi-blog]

okay so i've been thinking about this a lot lately and i just don't know how to feel or think or do. I really don't see the appeal of drag shows? Like i don't see the entertainment of it. I have huge respect for those who do drag; incredibly brave and strong. I know that it's a huge subculture of the LGBTIA+ community, and how so much of our history is so rich and amazing is because of drag culture. But I feel like I am betraying my community because I don't like drag shows and such. I even feel so out of place. Everyone I follow on instagram or irl is obsessed with drag queens and shows. I tried educating myself, trying to see what the culture is about and the history and how it impacted me. Upon that research, I am appreciative of what drag queens and people did, are doing, and will do. I just want to like the shows and be able to fit in with the community. Any suggestions???

[sklnxi-blog]

I GO CRAZY

[theyvcreation-deactivated202401]

Robert Adams, Untitled, Colorado 1994

[shapeandcolor]

Middle of the day bedroom light

[nukachemistry]

take a fucking sip, babes

[aura-eden]

Gustav Klimt, The Virgin, 1913

[dappledwithshadow]

René Magritte The Art of Conversation 1963

[blluish]

me and @dianaidk

[festeszet]

Georgia O’Keeffe

Untitled (Abstraction Red Wave with Circle), 1979

[blacberries]

georgia dont even try 2 fukin tell me this is a damn ‘abstraction red wave with circle’ this is a goddamn tiddy u know it i know it everybody does just call it a fukin tiddy jfc

[heatherkjc]

[sklnxi-blog]

I never share anything but i'm starting now. here's some photos from a roll of 35mm black and white film when I was in Canmore

[simondeadman]

Untitled Portrait, December 2016

[bellygangstaboo]

This is my America! Diverse. Talented. Progressive.