forest-of-books:

aeruh:

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forest-of-books:

aeruh:

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A helpful guide to some common birds here in the western US

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Here are a few more, for your birding needs:


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please allow me to thank you by giving you one in return

Thank you for your contribution to the birding community

Here is some more helpful identification knowledge of birbs


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for you

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miti-in-space:

another messy sketchbook garbage

this time without pink tho

cyberianpunks:

Dream Three, Gregory Hilderbrandt (1974)

polturn:

Scribble face made it to print (based off a sketch I posted a while ago)

My fav print, the layers in order, and some alternate color themes. 

rickstevensart:

Emil Nolde | Seacoast (Red Sky, Two White Sails)

drakontomalloi:

Jaroslav Panuška - Headless Horse. N.d., around 1900

iamtheblueboi:

sixpenceee:

An example of how important sentence length can be in English. Via jcepiano. More interesting posts like this here: @sixpenceee

How do make an English major bust a nut

vdjango:

Morningstar, 2008 - Paul Fryer

The Holy Trinity Church in Marlebone, Westminster, built specifically to celebrate the defeat of Napoleon, hasn’t been used as a place of worship since the 30’s, but that didn’t stop artist Paul Fryer from making a religious statement by hanging this terrifying statue of Satan inside. The piece, titled “Lucifer (Morningstar)” is a wax sculpture depicting the devil snared in a set of power lines. The statue is equal parts grotesque and beautiful, showing Lucifer as an oily, black creature with beautiful white wings (created from real feathers). Even creepier in the fact that it’s lit via the church’s stained glass windows, an ironic juxtaposition that won’t be lost on many.“ - Greg Newkirk

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