Tale of Two Tails

This is some sort of gathering of things that I find pretty or interesting. They are mostly pictures, since I'm quite a visual-orientated person. I sometimes like to believe I'm an asymptote. I like to believe I'm special and very unique, but recently I...

[comiques]

Hey look i made a 5 second animated gif!

[queridasputnik]

Saturno

[manujawaldia-blog]

As it started to rain, they threw their phones in the water and felt free like never before. 

[jeanniephan]

Seek refuge from the rain by Jeannie Phan

[thecolorblockcurator]

Katrin Coetzer

[supersonicart]

Joan Cornellà at Spoke Art.

Opening Thursday, March 3rd, 2016 at Spoke Art Gallery in San Francisco, California is artist Joan Cornellà’s first ever solo show in the United States.

Through simple, wordless imagery, Cornellà is able to effectively convey all that he sees humorous with pieces often reaching on and beyond taboo subjects.  The shocking results are often completely unexpected, adding to the alluring confusion of what exactly we are witnessing.

The show will be on display until March 26th, 2016.

[twotailedtale]

Jasper de #jakhals. Yesterday a jackal was sighted at the Veluwe, a welcome inspiration for bored-out-of-my-mind-me! #veluwe #drawing #illustration#etsy #etsyleiden #liesepien

(via Lisa van Vliet (@liesepien) • Instagram photos and videos)

[liuchenyang]

失眠特慢船，80×90cm，Liu chenyang

[lesstalkmoreillustration]

E B

[byyys]

[taishou-kun]

Gamou Unosuke

Children in the snow, Japan - 1950

[artchipel]

Eyvind Earle - Black evergreen forest. Serigraphs

[Curator’s Monday with fer1972]

[womenartistszine]

Anna Valdez, ’“Laptop with Landscape”,’ 2015, Hashimoto Contemporary

[dlanham]

[garabating]

David Lanham

[americanchickens]

Daily sketch November 25, 2015.

[americanchickens]

Daily sketch December 2, 2015.

[etsyfindoftheday]

FRIDAY FRENZY | etsyfindoftheday 3 | 12.18.15

hand-carved stamps by extase

forest pattern

moon phases

hops

these stamps are so creative. i love the rustic, earthy vibe they bring — i can totally see them used in crafted card projects!