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ennuietic

Cumulus Consonance Study 1 by Scott Naismith

heartcountry

I will bleed for better reasons this year.

Y.Z, An eight word resolution (via knockingghosts)

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Goals.

taryntaryn

quick doodle selfie

wishbow

Out With the Old. Nothing new, I don’t need any new stuff. For sale here.

ehowey

printed 3 layers today my back hates me

menswr

tigeryear

I hope that in this year to come, you make mistakes.

Because if you are making mistakes, then you are making new things, trying new things, learning, living, pushing yourself, changing yourself, changing your world. You’re doing things you’ve never done before, and more importantly, you’re...

maruti-bitamin

An empty city

bublog

BUB can see the New Year from here… and it’s the BEST YEAR EVER.

bykinomi

tigeryear

Same

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We Heart It에서의 Carrie Schmitt | PATTERNS http://weheartit.com/entry/60190532/via/didhd3026?utm_campaign=share&utm_medium=image_share&utm_source=tumblr

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‘Children Singing in a Snow Cave’- Niigata Prefecture, 1956.

Hamaya is quoted about the photo, he says, “The village Toka-machi is famous for snow. On the night of the Lunar New Year, snow caves are made all over town. Children light candles, bring braziers, and have dinner inside. Adults are invited to be their guests. They sing bird-chasing songs to the beat of clappers. It’s the children’s kingdom all through the towns and villages.”

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tigeryear

Iconic historical stage designs for The Queen of the Night sequence from Mozart’s “Magic Flute” - the first image by Karl Friedrich Schinkel in 1815, the second by Simon Quaglio in 1818 (x)

angry-comics

snapped this to quite a few people sorry damien

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80% of everything that has ever been built in America has been built in the last 50 years. And most of it is brutal, depressing, ugly, unhealthy and spiritually degrading. The jot, plastic, commuter-tracked home wastelands. The Potemkin village shopping plazas, with their vast parking lagoons. The gourmet men’s sardonic junk food joints. The Orwellian office parks featuring buildings sheathed in the same reflective glass as the sunglasses worn by chain gang guards. The whole agoraphobia inducing toxic brutal spectacle that politicians like to call growth.

James Howard Kunstler in Radiant City (via learned—helplessness)