every day millions of fish r violently wripped from the ocean by birdkind and as they die they exoerience such transcendent altitudes their brains level up like crazy
Wonky Fenrir vibes in honor of the winter solstice and the polar night
Two tiny shrimps battle each other on the back of a sea cucumber, filmed at a depth of 15m. Seacrop Diving School | Japan
to the death, i hope
Ask not for whom the gurdy hurds. It hurds for thee.
[ID/ four photos of the side of the shoulder of a worn black leather jacket decorated with different abstract silver chainmail like ornaments. The first one resembles dragon scales, the second one is a smaller patch of dragon scales with six dangling from the bottom, the third resembles a snowflake with three teardrops dangling, and the last one is a chainmail inverted spearhead shape with four dangling points in the middle and more bordering the point of the spearhead shape. /End ID]
Passenger and backpacker
described in alt
Next day reblog with bonus content
Steven Nederveen (Canadian, b. 1971, Edmonton, AB, Canada, based Toronto, ON, Canada) - 1: Overflowing 2: White Horse, 2023, Paintings: Mixed Media on Panel
Source: bau-xi.com
Nikki Giovanni, from “Mirrors”
[Text ID: … but It Cannot Be A Mistake to have cared … It Cannot Be An Error to have tried … It Cannot Be Incorrect to have loved]
Do you like vintage scientific illustrations?
Do you like not spending huge amounts of money on them?
They got pretty much everything!! Vintage maps, mushrooms, flowers, trees, bugs, birds, corals, fish, palm trees, feathers, tropical fruits, you name it!!
They even got some works of my dude Ernst Haeckel on there!!!!
I could go on and on but I suggest you check it out yourself. Personally, I will be covering my entire apartment with these once copyshops are open again. But even if you don’t want to do that, just browsing all these beautiful illustrations is a great way to spend your time.
Have fun and stay save!
Neat! I’m currently printing holiday cards with the circular poinsettia cuts from this set!
Emil Melmoth, Arcane XIII (Transfiguration), 2018 Epoxy clay & varnished wood
[ID: A sculpture of a human torso, peeled open from the center of the chest to the head, revealing a skull set backwards in the head, as well as human organs. The person’s face is in a neutral expression, eyes closed. The entire torso is surrounded by white cloth, and framed in dark wood. End ID.]
Paintings of Archways, Doors and Windows, 2003 (oil on panel), Leon Morrocco
there is so much love to be found in the mundane: the clink of mismatched mugs crowding the countertop, buying bruised fruit at the market to make sure everyone finds a home, the gentle rocking of the washing machine syncing up with your heartbeat, rubbing your legs together under fresh blankets like a little cricket, the perfect crunch of an exceptionally crisp chip, jumping straight into a rain puddle and getting a good splash, that first soul-deep stretch after waking up, tucking your face into your favorite sweater and feeling the world slow to a halt, even just for a little bit.
Medieval stained glass fragment incorporated in a later window at the church of All Saints, East Barsham (Norfolk)
image from here
Stik is meant to be shared
(So you can wrestle over it)
aropride
i would have played pretend on the playground with all of u btw
Heteromorph Ammonite shells always look like wizard hats to me, and so here are a few varieties depicted as anthropomorphic wizards. Once I have a reliable printing set up I hope to compile these, along with seven other wizard designs, into a zine.