#dogearrings

[tiedsh0es]

i dont know I dont like them

[abcdepahorsejewelry]

WOOF do you like these I just made these tell me what you all 🤔 think #dogearrings #dogjewellery #dogstuds #doglovers #animallovers❤️ #handmadedogearrings (at South Australia) https://www.instagram.com/p/CoJar9iLxGm/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[aroaessidhe]

I managed to find a reasonably priced copy of To Shape A Dragon's Breath!

[geryone]

dog-earing pages in my poetry collections is an act of love

[deepseacityunderground]

im immune to booktok moral handwringing about dogearing books and cracking their spine because when i was a kid i would drop books in water, throw them about, rip out pages i really disliked, use a specific coded dogear for specific pages i really liked depending on theme, doodle on the pages, rip the corners off, eat them sometimes etc etc etc....

[iseetheisland]

I made this over a year and a half ago but didn't really post it in many spaces, and I'm still proud of it so. Here.

[amaranthsynthesis]

have just gotten a save the date for two friends' wedding next year and it's a lovely printed bookmark with embossing and a tassel which i LOVE the sentiment of but realistically will never myself use

[revenant-dumpster-fire]

Dogeared:

Two requests that I'm working on

Aquarium

Back to the prowlers again (this one was deleted so I'm leaving it anon but I gotchu!)

[bonetrousledbones]

tumblr mobile updates are really consistently just one step forward three steps back every single time huh

[arson-09]

Asmr breaking the spines of my acotar books for my friends on facetime i LOVE breaking in the spines on my books😈😈

[tautline-hitch]

If literature were nothing more than verbal algebra, anyone could produce any book by essaying variations. The lapidary formula ‘Everything flows’ abbreviates in two words the philosophy of Heraclitus: Raymond Lully would say that, with the first word given, it would be sufficient to essay the intransitive verbs to discover the second and obtain, thanks to methodical chance, that philosophy and many others. Here it is fitting to reply that the formula obtained by this process of elimination lacks all value, and even meaning; for it to have some virtue, we must conceive it in terms of Heraclitus, in terms of an experience of Heraclitus, even though ‘Heraclitus’ is nothing more than the presumed subject of that experience. I have said that a book is a dialogue, a form of relationship; in a dialogue an interlocutor is not the sum or average of what he says: he may not speak and still reveal that he is intelligent, he may admit intelligent observations and reveal his stupidity.

(Borges, from "A Note on (towards) Bernard Shaw," trans. James E. Irby)

[jjinpang]

I get it y'all love books.

you still have to read them. people aren't evil for roughhousing their books.

let people read in peace.

[jihyo-x]

I'm 6 months post op!! I'm going back to hospital tomorrow so my surgeon can see the results and maybe do some revisions eeeek

[gendzl]

I reread the incest diary today 🥴

[leafened]

barthes..

[gentrigger]

My dad used to be a skater and the hobby was passed down to me. He'd collect skateboards and we'd both set them up and ride them. From the perspective of the usual sort of collector this might seem harrowing. It's like saying I open up collectible figures and play with them by throwing them down stairs as a kid would.

There's a concept I learned from that though, that was reinforced by a book called Disposable : A History of Skateboard Art. It's the idea that art can be disposable. A skateboard is scratched, scraped, chipped, and one day breaks. To apply art to that sort of item gives it an initial character. It's a canvas that you express yourself on by not only getting a deck that has art that speaks to you, but also by expressing yourself physically on it by riding.

Stickers, pins, charms, patches, clothing, books, they all wear down as they're used, and that sort of use applies an earnest sort of love to them.