nanalew:

lionversusbear:

MORE DENIM

This exists.

katrka:

Favorite gemstone: opals, preferably raw.

badcgijosh:

Sext: You look into my eyes as my mouth stretches open. Lovingly, I begin to spew an endless dark black cloud of live hornets

razorshapes:

A work consisting of over one million pieces of paper in over 40 different colours. The sheets are sequenced and stacked against opposite sides of the same wall. By Peter Wegner

josiahfiles:

do you ever just think about all the people in the world and how many of them are just really talented and good at stuff? think about how many there are and then about just how few weve ever heard of

how many davincis must there have been? how many van goghs and franklins and…

Bound for Western Europe (Taken with Instagram at Dundonald, Belfast, Northern Ireland)

officialm:

WE ARE THE WINNER OF THE CHAMPIONS THE COPA DEL REY IS OURS!! Visca el Barça ♥

buypositively:

Income inequality, as seen from space

May 24, 2012 by Tim De Chant

Last week, I wrote about how urban trees—or the lack thereof—can reveal income inequality. After writing that article, I was curious, could I actually see income inequality from space? It turned out to be easier than I expected.

Below are satellite images from Google Earth that show two neighborhoods from a selection of cities around the world. In case it isn’t obvious, the first image is the less well-off neighborhood, the second the wealthier one.

Click here for full story + more cities from Google Earth

dongcity:

aintasuperhero:

robotverve:

superchalmers:

neil-gaiman:

Oh dear god.

And, possibly, even, Dear God….

Spectacular

wow

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHHAHAHAAHHAHAHAHAJDMKLSAMDKSADASDSA

jesus christ

myampgoesto11:

Vinyl tape floor installations by Jim Lambie

futuresushi:

oldmanyellsatcloud:

insomniaslover:

professorbel:

why

because

“Then why call him God?”

perfect

saypirworf:

Last year I tied a disposable camera to a fence and left a little sign telling people to take pictures.  This is part 1 of the results.

[Part 2]

[Part 3] (includes two pixelated testicle shots)

This idea was stolen from The Plug, a fantastic online zine that you should definitely peruse.

tommilsom:

today’s robert moog google doodle is hella fun

this is as close as I’ll ever get to shredding on a qwerty keyboard i think