reblogs

[the-mighty-birdy-deactivated202]

[jennyloggins]

oh to be a shrimp, full of carrot

[maruti-bitamin]

泡になる

posca + TN

[tiktoks-for-dead-pope]

[onsighthoe]

the talent

[ray-winters-sings-deactivated20]

I dead ass didn’t realize it was one person until the end

[jake-from-carolina]

The absolute lack of reaction from the children is priceless.

[midnight-revolucion]

[lesbianlinkle-moved]

HI SORRY DOES THIS FUCKER NEED TO PULL HIS PANTS UP OR IS HE WEARING ASSLESS JEANS

[an-american-whore]

Hes literally just wearing a flannel not tucked in OP do you wear clothes

[lesbianlinkle-moved]

yeah i wear clothes and i also know how to draw them & you don’t bevel the edges of something that lies underneath. the flannel is rendered as beneath the jeans

[lesbianlinkle-moved]

i am requesting that everyone formally apologise to me for being rude to me on this post, by the way

[adulthoodisokay]

[x]

[kaylapocalypse-deactivated20201]

The wild euphoria of “Yes YES”😩👌

[unknought]

Blake’s “The Tyger”, despite its conjuration of sublime terror, ultimately views nature through the lens of artifice. The tiger is a piece of craft, significant for what it tells us about its anthropomorphic creator. The tiger is not itself; it’s not a wild, uncreated thing.

In contrast, the only crafted thing in Nael’s “The Tiger” is the cage, existing only as an impediment to freedom and destroyed as soon as it is introduced. Nature, rather than creation, is taken as fundamental, and with the destruction of the cage the boundary between the human observer and the natural world is eliminated. We cheer for the tiger’s destructive freedom in a moment of Dionysian ecstasy. Predatory, terrifying, alive, the tiger is out.

[anais-ninja-bitch]

this is such high quality literary criticism

[creekfiend]

Thank fucking god for plumbers who are willing to go behind their corporate bosses’ backs and be like “yeah don’t pay the 150 dollar emergency fee just gimme 40 bucks under the table, also, don’t buy a water heater from us, my boss will charge u like 800 bucks. go to Lowe’s and ask for a Scratch n’ Dent, they’ll give you for like 200 bucks. Call me tomorrow and I can install it for you in like an hour” wow… solidarity

[creekfiend]

I cannot express how much I would rather slip one workperson 40 bucks directly into their pocket for doing me a solid by not making me get ripped off by his bosses, like…….. thanks bro

[cinemagal]

Snowpiercer (2013) Cinematography by Hong Gyeong-Pyo

[steakbatter]

redraw of my first roxygen art from 3 years ago, i’ve improved u___u

Keep reading

[cheaphalloweencostume]

[northw0man-deactivated20201019]

strawbebbies

[pissvortex]

[elekilokal]

My strawhat character lineup!

[thechekhov]

Here’s your daily dose of cute with these lovesick idiots. 

[pubertyring]

[redthebitch]

This little angry Flemish puppet is me and nobody can tell me otherwise

[elektrisktmonster]

since reading tomioka’s backstory i’ve been in sabigiyuu hell and i’m coping by making it so that sabito never d*ed

[elftwink]

i will defend improvised storytelling till the day i fucking die i think stories told by people under pressure to do it fast, stories told in collaboration…. that shits gorgeous and ALIVE. have you ever gone to a writing workshop and someone writes the rawest shit in the entire world during a ten minute free write? playing dnd and some dialogue is so moving it makes you wonder how it came from your dumbass friends? got really into one of those ‘one sentence at a time’ campfire story games and ended up making something— totally unrecorded, lost except to the people who were there— that should have been in the fucking moma?

people are full to the BRIM with stories and honing that storytelling into a specific practice (ex. writing) is for sure a learned skill that takes tons of practice to do effectively but…… it’s there. it’s there and anyone can tap into it if they’re given opportunity and an audience to say it to.

look, the point of telling stories is to connect with other people. and all we’ve ever done throughout human history is connect connect connect so is it any wonder when you put a human being in front of an outlet and you say ‘tell me a story’, no one stays silent? 

[pleatedjeans]

[kaeikki]

imposter syndrome

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