dollartreelobotomy:

cricketcat9:

lizardywizard:

its-funnytwittertweets:

i love this because it’s like. why did paleolithic peoples paint the hunt. perhaps to celebrate and honour brave deeds that kept the community alive. perhaps to bring luck for future hunts. perhaps to instruct those who came after how to slay the beast. perhaps to remind us we can: that the mammoth is not unkillable.

this graffiti, too, serves those purposes!

Great street art!

cricketcat9:

lizardywizard:

its-funnytwittertweets:

i love this because it’s like. why did paleolithic peoples paint the hunt. perhaps to celebrate and honour brave deeds that kept the community alive. perhaps to bring luck for future hunts. perhaps to instruct those who came after how to slay the beast. perhaps to remind us we can: that the mammoth is not unkillable.

this graffiti, too, serves those purposes!

Great street art!

hoofpeet:

it’s dog motif sheep motif Saturday everybody 🧍‍♂️

god-s-country:

Beinn Scalpie, CB

henk-heijmans:

Dockworker, Hamburg, 1952 - by Toni Schneiders (1920 - 2006), German

dropdome:

Destructive F4 tornado in Erie, Michigan 1953

mudwerks:

(via Film Noir Photos: Flamboyant Flappers: Pauline Starke)

cosmicanger:

“Lucky Spot” Chandelier by Stella McCartney

rosieandthemoon:

theinternetarchive:

titled ‘you, human, come here!’ c. 1950s.

elysian-lullaby:

malibuklaus:

Mural of Avolokitesevara (Bodhisattva Guanyin), Worshipping Bodhisattvas and Mendicant. Early Tang Dynasty (618-907 A.D.). Cave 57, south wall.

playburo:

Adam Hall

rosieandthemoon:

Enrique Martínez Celaya

williesqued:

agalychnis callidryas, red eyed tree frog tadpoles

photo by geoff gallice on flickr