What Is and What Should Never Be

[cluelessakemi]

After the shower.  Oil on linen.  An experiment in how many water drops I could paint before I went insane. (i lost count)

[wecametoforget]

this is AMAZING

[dystopiasqueen]

THIS IS A FUCKING PAINTING

[bando--grand-scamyon]

I thought this was a fucking photo omg

[girlfromplanetx]

u deserve infinite notes!!

[rosewaterfinish]

Lana Del Rey smoking weed with a fan

[l4zy]

[idgah]

foods dangerous to dogs:

avocadoes

alcohol

raw bread dough

caffeine

chocolate

grapes and raisins

onions and garlic

macadamia nuts

raw salmon

xylitol (artificial sweeteners)

if you have a dog please reblog this

[subparhoney-deactivated20151019]

You don’t need to have a dog, everyone just reblog this maybe ok yes

[twit-of-the-year]

NOBODY EXPECTS THE SPANISH INQUISITION!!!

[capillaryspice]

alright this one wins we can all go home

[pictures-by-an-amature]

[melisica]

[bestlols-deactivated20140726]

[sun-goddess]

[ink-pedia]

Rodrigo Tas

[thecupcakemaniac]

[run-toward-the-roar]

thecupcakemaniac

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Cacti Cupcakes

oh my gosh i love these

[autumncozy]

[timbllr]

Just your smell on my skin gives me a feeling I could easily drown in.

t.k. (via timbllr)

[labella-instagram]

[fuckyeahfluiddynamics]

Photographer Lloyd Meudell captures surrealistic images of breaking sea foam. Interestingly, the sea foam is essentially a three-phase fluid made up of air, water, and sand. Yet despite the surrealism of its forms, the foam bears strong resemblance to other flows. The shapes the foam forms are reminiscent of vibrated non-Newtonian fluids like paint or oobleck. Momentum deforms the foam into sheets and ligaments smoothed and held together by surface tension until droplets snap free. You can find more of Meudell’s work at his site. (Image credits: L. Meudell; via freakingmindblowing; submitted by molecular-freedom)

[instaaxx]

[imnotwordy]