#Life in Color

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[thedalatribune]

© Paolo Dala

The Color Which Gives You Hope

The sky takes on shades of orange during sunrise and sunset, the colour that gives you hope that the sun will set only to rise again.

Ram Charan

[throwdownyourheart]

Howdy y’all! Figured I oughta pin a post to get acquainted.

My name’s Caleb, but you can call me dad. 🤠

Leatherworker, writer, musician, and notorious homosexual.

If you wanna talk to me, my DMs and ask box are always open! Always love when y’all reach out. Not sure how to break the ice? Ask what projects I’m working on, or what song I’ve got on repeat.

I use tags to organize my posts, and you can take a gander at the archive if you want to see more of something particular. These are a few tags you’ll run into the most:

#we've always been around is all my queer shit. Being queer ain’t new, after all — we’ve always been here.

#all good things are wild and free is for all the wild places that make me feel most at home. I’d rather be out there than anywhere else, and these remind me that the world is much bigger than the daily grind.

#life in color is all about Black history, Black joy, Black struggle, and most importantly, the richness and diversity of Black lives.

#lubbock texas is where you’ll find all my horny-on-main posts; it’s been a small way that I’ve worked through/continue to work through my repressive fundamentalist growing-up years. It comes from an old Butch Hancock quote that says “Life in Lubbock, Texas, taught me two things: One is that God loves you and you're going to burn in Hell. The other is that sex is the most awful, filthy thing on Earth and you should save it for someone you love.” If you wanna know what cranks my engine, just take a look at this tag. (May or may not have an alt that’s a little more down and dirty. My DMs are open, boys.)

#me is all the pictures of my ugly mug. It’s also where you’ll find all my thirst traps.

#answered asks is pretty self-explanatory. You submit an anonymous ask and wanna see if I answered it? You’ll find it here.

#personal as hell is a cutaway cross-section of how my brain works, the things that matter most to me, or the things that felt like they were written specifically for me about my life.

#death is all the things that remind me how very very short and how very very precious our time here is. Everybody we love will die, and none of us get out of this world alive. These are little reminders to live a good life, and hopes to die a good death.

#dog bless america is all about man’s best friends and most trusty partners.

#chairman meow is for the other guys — cats are a harder sell on the utility of man in their lives, sure, but none of ‘em ever showed the cops where your weed’s at.

#misuse of religion is a catch-all for religion in general, but more often about the suffering and joy and home I was made to bear in Christianity. It’s been a way for me to make peace with my past and the fundamentalism I was raised in. It helps me engage with the faith I left, and reinterpret the 23 years I spent with my life centered around a Jesus I don’t believe in anymore.

#cowboys and #all the pretty little horses because y’all know what I’m about.

#pov: i’m telling you what a good boy you are is for when you need a father figure to help work out your daddy issues.

[virtchandmoir]

Tessa's Instagram Story (October 8th)

[thevibrantmusings]

This space is more than just a canvas for art; it's a window into the souls of creatives and artists. We're dedicated to sharing not only our artwork but also the intimate thoughts and experiences that shape our creative journeys. Join us as we navigate the beautiful chaos of life as artists, exploring the intersection of art and the human experience. 🌟

[caparbales]

Brasil 🇧🇷

[living-muses]

I don’t stop myself from loving just because their love isn’t as pure as mine

-a.c

[sheltiechicago]

Sarfo Emmanuel Annor: Life in Color

This series celebrates colour and charts the rise of a contemporary Africa through photography. By portraying young children from Koforidua, Life in Color celebrates the demographic importance of African youth and its power to shape the continent’s future. Sarfo expresses his vision of the African story through the lens of his iPhone. He believes we are more emotionally connected to colour than we think. While his portraits and the contrast between backgrounds and black skin transmit positive emotions, they also reveal socio-economic issues in Ghana

Lensculture critics’ choice award

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[masumdegilizz]

[gracieelinn]

You've seen my worst, and yet you see some hope in me

The black and white set us free, like the queen to the rook

Your decision is a sure thing

Honey, yeah, a sure thing

No wonder I feel like I'm missing a heavy load

But no matter what daylight brings to us, we all know

reblog w the song lyrics in your head NOW. either stuck in yr head or what yr listening to

[diabloku]

Lucifer: *enters the hotel*

Alastor: I cast vicious mockery 😈

An animation my sis and I made for fun

Music is Perception Check by Tom Cardy.

[civetcider]

so embarrassing to be drawing an OC and forget to add some part of their design...like yeah i made this guy...hand picked everything about them....yeah i forgot to add the things i like about them....

[drsilasaslan]

Urban Leaf on Cobblestones A close-up of a wet cobblestone street featuring a bright yellow leaf atop a circular manhole cover. The scene evokes calmness and highlights the beauty in everyday urban details.

[floweroflaurelin]

Yooo new Tumblr Sexyman just dropped 🤖

[eydilily]

this is fine