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@suryassunlight
toward the sun, from the sun
The Sun. Art by taurzza.
Alexis Mata — I Dreamed of a Forest, the Sun Between Mountains, Sunset, Colours Divided (oil on canvas, 2023)
felt the sun on my face +100000000hp
sun cult
Seasonal Affective Disorder is just emotional scurvy, all my core wounds are reopening and they won't be fixed until the big lemon in the sky comes back
You gotta start supplementing with the artificial version, my friend.
Say what you will about synthetics, but the artificial full-spectrum sun-lamp on the desk is better than nothing, when the sky-lemon is AWOL.
I’m a very simple girl, I see a picture of sunlight hitting any mundane object and I immediately like and reblog
filling out a job application as if i'm not literally the Sun from the Sky
Sunset Park - Miho Ichise , 2022.
Japanese , b. 1969 -
Oil on linen , 41 x 32 cm.
In a New Hothouse Animated Short, the Sun Wakes Up After a Long Winter
When you truly find the sun– and it is not often that the sunlight flows so thick that you might wade through its pools, where it shimmers and shivers under the cool breath of the wind– there is more than enough for all. Drink deep. Remember how to be warm. It is a lesson too quickly forgotten, but the sun will teach you today. If you forget, the sun will teach you tomorrow. If you forget, the sun will teach you again.
Sunflowers - Suzuki Kiitsu
Japanese, 1796-1858
Ink and colour on silk , Edo Period