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Itsy bitsy I don’t know how to make a title

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Wednesday

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A dieing fish once said

"I see the light...."

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Erwin Smith*

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Lilly

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Art by Roberto Nieto

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Beach babe

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Don't forget the sunscreen

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Boo 🤷‍♀️

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Pending....

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I do counted cross stitch, so I think that this building in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania is amazing.  The creator’s name is Raquel Rodrigo, an artist, and designer from Valencia, Spain.

It looks like graffiti from a distance, but close up, you can see that it’s actually a cross-stitch pattern affixed to this Philadelphia Naval Yard property building.

Take a look at the detail here. It must’ve taken such a long time to achieve this stunning final effect. She covered it with wire mesh like a giant cross stitch canvas.

What a brilliant idea. 

According to the artist, she wanted to bring feminine art that has dressed homes around the world to the street. However, her idea was to use a cross-stitch pattern to do so instead of graffiti.

She now travels around the world, beautifying buildings and making various street art.

She prepares her detailed designs in advance. Then she unrolls them at the chosen location. Her desire is to bring a dash of color and creativity to the surrounding area. I wonder how long it holds up in the weather. I can’t even see where they attached the mesh. So pretty.

https://diply.com/6486018/artist-creates-massive-cross-stitch-patterns-to-graffiti-buildin

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shit fuck shit shit i looked away TWO SECONDS now I don’t know where the fuck I am

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Well here we go, my very first meme commission. Enjoy

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anime_irl

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Floral Totoro with bubbles