sashaforthewin:

deejaymacdee:

friedpanko:

huskdawgzilla:

superwholockgarfield:

because-donuts:

rokkstar:

Printing this and hanging it up in the laundry room ☺

tumblr has taught me more about real life than real life ever has

did i just learn a second language

I’ve been waiting for this for ages.

WHY THE F CK CANT THEY JUST WRITE THIS SHIT

Useful life lessons courtesy of Tumblr!

Still just translates to “throw it in with the rest of the clothes and hope for the best” to me.

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incidentalcomics:

The Nature of Ambition

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fancysomedisneymagic:

The Aristocats (1970) concept art

The film is noted for being the last film project to be approved by Walt Disney himself, as he died in late 1966, before the film was released.

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jacobvanloon:

Quincy Station, 1946
Watercolor on paper, 22x30”
Jacob van Loon

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likeafieldmouse:

Arnold Newman

1. Igor Stravinsky, New York, NY (1946)

2. Francis Bacon (1975)

3 . Aaron Copland, Peekskill, NY (1959)

4. Arthur Miller, New York, NY (1947)

5. Georgia O’Keeffe, Ghost Ranch, NM (1968)

6. Man Ray, Paris, France (1948)

7. Otto Frank, Father of Anne Frank, Amsterdam, The Netherlands (1960)

8. Jackson Pollock, Long Island, NY (1949)

9. Marcel Duchamp, New York, NY (1966)

10. Alberto Giacometti, Paris, France (1954)

darksilenceinsuburbia:

Ken Unsworth. Suspended stone circle, 1978-1981.

 

 

Art Gallery NSW

darksilenceinsuburbia:

Gilles Barbier. The Drunkard.

 

 

and here

likeafieldmouse:

Christopher Bucklow - Guests (2005)

“Solar pin-hole photographs of luminous silhouettes, for which the technical process is a cross between photography and drawing.

Strongly influenced by Carl Jung’s theory of the Anima and Animus, the idea of the repressed parts of the psyche feature repeatedly throughout Bucklow’s work.” 

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likeafieldmouse:

Araya Rasdjarmrearnsook - Two Planets/Village and Elsewhere (2008-12)

“Every life is in search of a narrative… For the storytelling impulse is, and always has been, a desire for a certain ‘unity of life’. In our own postmodern era of fragmentation and fracture…narrative provides us with one of our most viable forms of identity - individual and communal’” - Richard Kearney

“Two Planets/Village and Elsewhere is about the village (the here) and elsewhere (the there) and how stories link people across continents, cultures and even time-periods.

Rasdjarmrearnsook brought some visitors from elsewhere to her village in northern Thailand. The visitors came in the form of unfamiliar paintings and they told stories from long ago and far away: of dances in Parisian cafés, nude picnics and haymaking. These paintings by Renoir, Manet, and Van Gogh prompted the villagers to share their own stories.”

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It was plain to see that my old pet needed someone. But if it were left up to Roger, we’d be bachelors forever. He was married to his work, writing songs. Songs about romance… of all things, something he knew absolutely nothing about. Oh, he’s intelligent enough, as humans go. And I think you could say, Roger is a rather handsome animal in his way. (x)

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kieljamespatrick:

Owls and Octopi have a beak in common and that is it. 

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Abandoned Theatre, Ohio

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