with caprice

cleanse myself with vitamin health but I'm already gone

[toastbutteregg]

[toastbutteregg]

[everythingfox]

If his name isn’t Chug I’m going to be heavily disappointed 

[minced--oath]

woolly mangalitsa pigs

[everythingfox]

“Kitty gets some time to play on the slide.”

(via)

[yummyinmytumbly]

“Perfect Honey Butter”

[stability]

[goobra]

this was absolutely wild from start to finish

[the-memedaddy]

meirl

[saintvitus]

[heavyweightheart]

my friend said that whenever she has a bad feeling about her body/appearance, she asks herself “who profits off of this emotion?” and i really love how simple and incisive that is

[solace-y]

just the girly things

forcing an earing through a closed piercing

taking off tight clothes and rubbing the indents they left on your skin 

human sacrifice

homemade face masks 

[supersonicart]

James Jean’s “Azimuth” at Kaikai Kiki Gallery.

Currently on view at Kaikai Kiki Gallery in Tokyo, Japan is contemporary master James Jean’s solo exhibition of fascinating new works entitled “Azimuth.”

Jean has delighted a generation of visual and imaginative senses since the early 2000s through his colorful and surreal ocular dreamscapes that defy categorization and are truly one of a kind artistic visions.

From the gallery: “The title of this exhibition, “Azimuth” – defined as the position of a celestial object in the sky in relation to the Earth’s horizon – poetically alludes to the artist’s internal compass in approaching the creation of these works, guided forth by the energy of blood bonds and filial love. Jean’s signature artwork style of delicate lines and ambient tones, described by many as moody dreamscapes of the fantastical and romantic, have often tended to veer into muted, darker themes. “Azimuth,” however, marks a turning point in the artist’s emotional landscape: The heart of the exhibition plays on the radiance of color and light, and conveys the hope of a somber spirit re-saturated by the brightness and innocence of his son’s childhood. We invite you to come witness the artist’s journey this time as he transcends his own atmospheric limits and embarks toward a new horizon.”

The exhibition is on view until May 3rd, 2018 and under no circumstances should be missed if you have the means of attending.

Don’t miss Supersonic Art on Instagram!

[aleatoryalarmalligator]

“But you don’t dissect a bird to find the origins of its song.”

— Joseph Brodsky (Russian, 1940-1996): from “Less Than One” (via finita-la-commedia)

[normalshrimp]

[alexander]

This is important hello (x)

[itsahalest0rm]

Reblogging again for the fuckboy who ignored it the first time

[henamyung]

THIS IS SO IMPORTANT

[mischiefthewitchy]

*slow clap for australia* shit mates. Wow.

[anxiousbutconfident]

when lazy kissing gets intense with that deep breath and hip pull