[bibutch]

my favorite vintage pins from this archive :0)

[gaucheguy]

[strawberey]

I’m off to the woods ! It’s been too long, I need to sit in a creek and forget some things.

[we-love-gaming]

open world games

[mosstronomy]

y’all ever have those lines in songs where, when they finally sing it, ur heart just goes !!!!! and you become very happy because that one line in particular is just so wonderfully and artfully crafted?? like sometimes it’s the tune, sometimes it’s the lyrics, sometimes it’s a key change, sometimes it’s a long note, sometimes it’s something hard to explain!! i live for these lines tbh, sometimes i’ll listen to particular songs just to hear a specific line lmao

[spacelesbians-archive-deactivat]

in moulin rouge when toulouse says “I know about art and love, if only because I long for it with every fiber of my being”…. yeah

[dizzyallaround]

what ever happened to personality!!! i want decorative towels that arent boring!!! i want NOVELTY!! i want people to come over to my house and look at my trinkets and immediately think this lady is a wacko and also her stuff is haunted

[sketchdeath]

my aesthetic is the direct opposite of minimalism and its called clutterbitch

[fleurdulys]

Blue Seascape, Wave Effect - Georges Lacombe

1893

[hoziergf-deactivated20181219]

I always get so fucking mad when I remember that it’s actually a 16-year-old Algerian girl who influenced BOTH Picasso and Matisse. and. No one gives a rat’s ass about her work which was very focused on women and nature. History -or people dare I say- didn’t bother to remember her name because she was a young Algerian woman and no one cares about Maghrebi/Arab women. unlike P*casso & M*tisse who both became legends, almost gods both during their lives and after their deaths, no one knows her.

Her name was Baya Mahieddine.

[dirtinmypocket-deactivated20210]

[sliceofpearpie]

i hope that more people know about her now, especially seeing as OP literally linked to an article about a Baya Mahieddine exhibition in 2018.

It is remarkable that she had such a strong practise and had great influence at 16. Despite various disruptions that caused her to stop painting, she returned to her practise from the 60s until the end of her life.

It was within her work that Baya found freedom. The world she painted, after all, is one where women assert their individuality and are free from the men who attempt to brand them with labels, keep them inside the home, or hold them back in any way. “If I change my paintings, I will no longer be Baya,” the artist said in 1991, after her husband died and she’d returned to painting. “When I paint, I am happy and I am in another world.”

More on Mahieddine’s work here.

[sweetvisage]

[rokenford]

God when is art nouveau going to make a comeback.

[valtsv]

adult person: life gets faster as you get older!

me aged 10: sounds fake but ok

me now:

[cybercrimer]

I am a: ⚪️Man ⚪️Woman 🔘Digital Artist

Looking for: ⚪️Men ⚪️Women 🔘My fucking tablet pen

[chrissongzzz]

[thoughts-of-a-better-me]

this wholesome af 😭

[queenstravelingdarling]

Him: “My sissy!”

Me:

[metapod]

[water-aesthetics]

[catchymemes]

[link-the-feral-anon]

When you remember the anti-vax movement

[burger-prince]