awkwardstandinglewiskennedy:

vlavlasbutt:

rugoat:

jordanforinstance:

Things I do at 2AM .. Paint Great Britain with tea…..

this is possibly the most British thing I have seen in my entire life

what a waste of tea

No, the above comment is the most British thing I have seen in my life.

supersonicelectronic:

Alex Lukas.

Upon the first glances of looking at Alex Lukas’s landscapes one might imagine that they are representations of the end of times but Lukas’s scenes are not post-apocalyptic or void of humanity.  The time in which they exist are expressively ambiguous and the hint of human life can be found as one immerses themselves into the pieces.  Alex lives and works in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

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leetowndrow:

Kids Take Over

hifas:

Citrus Series by Dennis Wojtkiewicz

therhumboogie:

By Jeremy Miranda, each of these beautifully done paintings has such a dreamy sense of layers, and worlds within worlds. The thread connecting each piece, using ladders, really is a sharp focus for the work linking different dimensions to one another, mesmerising stuff. 

fuckyeahhistorycrushes:

When Franz Liszt came up, I instantly recognized it from one of my copies of Dorian Gray (who I also have a crush on). I wonder who’s idea in Barnes and Noble’s marketing department was, “You know, I know the perfect guy for the cover.” Huh.

I’m not from these parts. I’m from a little place called England – we used to run the world before you.

-Ricky Gervais (via replaceface)

juliannabrion:

Some old sketchbook pages.

prettypittura:

Mister Crow

tumblwip:

Mouse.

jacobvanloon:

Progress | Jacob van Loon

casualcapture:

Iconic on Flickr.

I remember walking past this wall and seeing the side of a decaying building. Now it’s an impressive work of art. A group of large murals have been popping up along the High Line in recent weeks and they’re all very well done. This one is the most colourful that I’ve seen so far. It’s a much more pleasant image to look at rather than another billboard with an advertisement for something I have no interest in.

spokeart:

Here’s a look at the wonderfully whimsical Calvin and Hobbes inspired print, “The Days Are Just Packed” by artist Casey Weldon, who’s new solo show is on view all month at Spoke Art in San Francisco.

These fine art prints will go on sale this Monday via our online store, limited to only 20 copies in the world! - http://store.spoke-art.com/collections/fine-art-prints

pieces-of-jade:

Fun with my new outfit and my webcam