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Today's bug thing is this sandwich caterpillar!
i love listening to song on repeat!!!!! reblog if you love listening to song on repeat!!!!!!!!!
Chico da Silva (Brazilian, 1910-1985), Rooster, 1978. Gouache and tempera on canvas, 25⅜ × 17⅜ in.
that’s disgusting… and i’m into that
Crying right now because trans people are so amazing… Smoking weed too… Merry Christmas…
Being sweet doing it pea style #sweetiepea 🫛
For some reason at work the medium and large exam gloves are completely normal but the small gloves they ordered have this weird vampire nightclub vibe and I have no idea why
"Hm, I've already established that this nation in my story has a lot of sunflowers as a background detail, I should take five minutes real quick to see what those can be used for."
🎶You can eat the stalks! You can eat the leaves! You can eat the petals! You can eat the seeds! You can eat the tubers! Turn 'em into booze! Go and plant some sunflowers! If you don't you lose! 🎶
They’re also one of the few plants which can reclaim fallout.
They also scrub radiation and heavy metals from their environment, yeah.
Target audience reached.
Concept art of retro futurist 70s era studio desks and DJ booths: Credit to Romanovna Works
Long before the introduction of color film, a Russian chemist and photographer named Sergey Prokudin-Gorsky used an innovative technique. He took three individual black and white photos, each through a colored filter (red, green, and blue), to create fully colored, high-quality pictures. The photo of this woman, taken by him, is around 107 years old!
No wait I looked this guy up and this shit’s amazing
It’s so incredibly humanizing to see people from the very distant past in such authentic color
And like. look at these landscape shots!! They’re so vivid!! Even aside from the historical value, these are just legitimately beautiful photographs