wannabeanimator:

Tips on color & light from The Artist’s Guide to Color by Wendon Blake

(Source: toujiii)

showslow:

Bloom - 28,000 Potted Flowers Installed at the Massachusetts Mental Health Center by Anna Schuleit 

larkles:

drew some lil things for a thing yea bye

I got tagged so I thought I’d answer the questions ((without tagging ;; ))

Tagged by: isoperimetrically \ o /
Rule 1: post the rules.
Rule 2: answer the questions the tagger set for you in their post then make 10 new ones.
Rule 3: tag 10 people and link them to your post.
Rule 4: let them know you’ve tagged them.
Rule 5: Let them know who tagged you

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qinni:

f-l-e-u-r-d-e-l-y-s:

 Come Undone  by  Beth Cavener Stichter

A gallery of ceramic sculpture. It’s rare to feel as if an animal can possess you — inhabit your body, mind and spirit as if it were a new lover exploring all your real and artificial selves. Dress your dogs and cats with as many sweater vests, booties and hats as you want; they’ll never come close to the hybrid human qualities that seductively inhabit the work of Beth Cavener Stichter. This might be, in part, because she views her stone sculptures as portraits — of people she has met briefly  in passing or good friends or family. She doubles the uncanny moment by acknowledging that these creatures are self-portraits as well,  since the very act of interpreting another’s actions, facial expressions, and intentions says — and betrays — much more about our own fears and desires than the other person. We rarely acknowledge or intellectually wrestle with this flash-fiction judgment that we impose onto friends and strangers alike.

this is amazing!

cabbagerose:

black and white

via: lorrainepennington

witchlette:

herringbones:

First of a three-part series of spreads of my take on Rapunzel set in India. The book is geared toward a younger audience so I went with younger protagonists as well! 

Omg I love

mistakeofgrandeur:

taengthehero:

The water bottle sold me. Very nice touch.

(Source: yepperoni)

lohrien:

Photography by Oer-Wout