sunflowersensi

[libbyframe]

The holy trinity

[sunflowersensi]

Yosemite NP artworks

[sunflowersensi]

Redwood Forest

Digital artwork

[peacozy]

I don't have a dream job. I want to be a fairy and sleep in a tulip

[jiangwanyin]

— vladimir nabokov, in a letter to his wife [24 march 1937] from letters to véra (trans. olga voronina & brian boyd)

[thealfaguy]

You give them too much, too often they forget it's a privilege.

[toastbutteregg]

[staff]

tumblr tuesday: stop and smell the flowers

So yesterday was…yesterday. But why should roses have all the fun? Let’s all just take a moment to stop the scroll, smell the flowers (metaphorically, at least), and maybe we can collectively dream spring into existence. (Southern Hemisphere, I’m sorry. You’re warm, and so this missive is not for you. But please enjoy the pretty art regardless).

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@humblbee​:

@gryffoon​:

@flowerishness​:

@histsciart​:

@japanese-plants​:

@havekat​:

@dame-nostalgique​:

@wahopuke5​:

@lilblueorchid​:

@nh-art​:

@jigwaltz​:

@maymaymakes​:

@swan-bones​:

@rabbitinthemeadow​:

@duxuebing​:

[hollisbrownthornton]

Shells, permanent marker on paper, 8 x 10 inches, 2022

Originals - Reproductions - Instagram

[cabinporn]

Our friend @elevatedspaces just sent along some new photos from a recently finished project. He writes:

“After California’s wildfires vaporized our previous cabin we haven’t quite been ready to invest much emotion or money into rebuilding. Still, Molly (my wife) and I were yearning to build something with friends, so I worked up this little A-frame hut that’s super-efficient with time and materials. 

It’s just under 120 square feet (meaning it won’t require a permit in many areas) and used only $2500 in materials. (Yes, that’s 2022 prices.) None of the roof panels needed to be cut and most of the plywood are full sheets. Ours is half suspended in a couple of redwoods with Garnier Limbs, but it obviously doesn’t have to be. The siding is Canadian hemlock and the floors and ceiling are cheap plywood. The queen-size bed frame is pine boards and 2x4s, and the bedside tables are built from the scrap furring and siding. We built the whole thing over two weekends and I have to say it felt very rewarding to stand in a structure with our friends, under a roof that didn’t exist just that morning. Like old times”. More photos on @cabinporn.

[thoughtkick]