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pix-original: 「生命の詩」/「粗目常春」のイラスト [pixiv]

pix-original:

「生命の詩」/「粗目常春」のイラスト [pixiv]

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maccosmetics:

Manish Arora

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welovepaintings: Danny O’Connor Ready To Release The Shackles 24x18” Mixed Media on plywood

welovepaintings:

Danny O’Connor

Ready To Release The Shackles

24x18”

Mixed Media on plywood

(via worthonethousand)

this kid is the coolest i swear

this kid is the coolest i swear

tobisoy:

HAHAHA. 

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superseventies: David Bowie, 1976.

superseventies:

David Bowie, 1976.

seventypercentethanol: steinerfrommars: My first cover for a Marvel book. SI C&D#3. Reblogging this cuz Emma Rios is my queen~ That composition. Them inks. (Also this 3-part Cloak and Dagger mini issue is AMAZING. Marvel really need to keep it going.) oh my ffff

seventypercentethanol:

steinerfrommars:

My first cover for a Marvel book. SI C&D#3.

Reblogging this cuz Emma Rios is my queen~

That composition. Them inks.

(Also this 3-part Cloak and Dagger mini issue is AMAZING. Marvel really need to keep it going.)

oh my ffff

vintagegal: 1950’s hosiery

vintagegal:

1950’s hosiery

angrywhistler: Benjamin Bergmann

angrywhistler:

Benjamin Bergmann

how-avant-garde: This should be my bedroom. Why is this not my bedroom?

how-avant-garde:

This should be my bedroom. Why is this not my bedroom?

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theartofanimation: Julian Totino Tedesco

theartofanimation:

Julian Totino Tedesco

bookspaperscissors:

Acrobats | Cassandra Jean

(Source: sosuperawesome, via amarilloo)

(Source: maudit, via filmnoirandfemmefatales)

theartofanimation: Dinmoney

theartofanimation:

Dinmoney

heysawbones:

hardwired-artificer:

mikerickson:

Yes it was a short game.  Yes the story wasn’t all that great or important.  Yes the cutscenes were cel-shaded.  Yes the combat system was a pain in the ass.  But I still loved everything about this game.

This game was so undeniably beautiful on a level I’ve not seen since; it could turn a boring hallway into a veritable work of art.  I’m hard-pressed to think of another game that uses color so boldly or effectively.  The controls were tight, the missions were memorable and felt justified in the context of the story and above all it was different.  Save for Sins of a Solar Empire, I can’t think of another game I’ve enjoyed recently that wasn’t a sequel or part of an already successful franchise.  So while it may not have been a commercial success, it was still an endeavor worth taking and we need more of these kind of games.

My sentiments exactly.

This was my game IKEA.

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