Gobi desert, 2024
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祝日 / Permanent Vacation
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@stillesang
Gobi desert, 2024
He's but a year old yet my nephew has already fallen to alcoholism
Old Growth by Mitch Epstein (2021–2023)
Sunrise in the mist of the falls
Communication is key
Peak
by Igor Gorshov
Did not think being outside for 8 hours a day for the past two weeks would affect me this much, i'm back home and now i feel so cooped up all the time
'Stormlight', Amber Brunsden Art [1642 x 1675]
The White Wolf
They let us name our shovels
fuck the rant from yesterday it's time to look forward to the good things: going away for two weeks tomorrow to do an excavation with uni
Generations of hurt.
when i called this finished a couple days ago, i honestly despised it. i started this piece all the way back at the end of june last year; i got up to 80% done in a normal amount of time, and then everything kept going wrong. i got stuck in a cycle of being demotivated, not having the time, and art block, and my OCD got me used and stuck to the idea of keeping working on it, effectively making it impossible to ever finish it. i could not drop it either, it was so close to done at all times, it would have been a waste if i did; but work on anything else was not an option either when i called it done i absolutely hated it. many parts are still unfinished and i disliked those spots. it felt so awful to grow hateful of something that i really liked the look of when i started but at this point i just had to have it off my hands, call it done, and convince myself i won't ever have to think of it again. now, a couple days later, i'm starting to see the parts that made me excited way back then again, and can start to appreciate it again, but i won't forget that time inbetween i originally wasn't sure if i wanted to post it, but this really solidifies the feeling of letting go, so, here we are
Kirchenruine im Schnee (1853) - Carl Georg Adolph Hasenpflug
Kazbegi mountains, Georgia - Author: 42F1
and a happy new year
a dance to summon the sun