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let’s go 

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fling it awaaaay

particular props to any humans with eating disorders/body image issues/anything else that makes all this inane bullshit even more unhelpful and tedious to deal with. Keep doing what you need to do to stay well, because that is important xo

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star wars: a new hope + colour porn

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My new comic on english.bouletcorp.com !

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Beautiful photographs of blood and milk by Frederic Fontenoy

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Alex Kanevsky x-ray series.

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I just decided on album which I will buy as a "welcome-home" present for a frighteningly important person I'll be missing for three more months. Will be nice to have this playing on the background when we're back in the same bed.

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In 80 Days Around the World

Hand drawn with micron pens, coloring in photoshop.

Artwork @ Agnieszka Żurawska, Poland

lightningale.tumblr.com

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http://ejeany.tumblr.com/

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A space can do so much.

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THOSE SHOES and everything nnngh

Billboard Cover Sneak Peek: Hozier, Alabama Shakes & Father John Misty on Coachella Plans & Rebellious Secrets

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Here’s some illustrations for a project I’ve been working on lately, a children’s book called Vanha mies ja joutsenet (The Old Man and the Swans) written by Jyri Sariola. It’s a heartwarming tale of a man named Olof and his swan family (accompanied by many kinds of birds). The story is full of magic, adventure and companionship, with brave, wise, fun and kind characters. I loved painting these illustrations and I’m showing them here with the author’s permission.

This book is currently looking for a publisher, so keep your thumbs up for it finding one! 

Painted with watercolor and gouache, tweaked with some cg.

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Next week, Bloomsbury Auctions, in London, plans to sell a collection of nearly seven hundred vintage NASA photographs, from the launch of the agency’s first satellite, in 1958, through its last manned lunar landing, in 1972.

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Ink on paper

18″ × 24″