Divine Chaos

Polly Pocket Animal Crossing Posters made by LilliAnimation

Valerie June

Someone who is also doing a Thing

Is this how you roll?

Today is the day!

War memorial sculpture at Pukeahu. The trunks of a Royal Oak and a Pōhutakawa intertwine to form one single leafy canopy, where leaves from both trees merge to create sense of shelter – giving the memorial its name: Whakaruruhau

1: Attention 2: An Orgasm 3: $10,000,000

An interesting fact pointed out in the exhibit is that more than 30 of the famous lamps attributed to Tiffany were designed by a woman named Clara Driscoll from Tallmadge, Ohio. She worked for Tiffany off and on for more than 20 years, only leaving when she was married for a few years because married and engaged women were not allowed to work for the company. To Tiffany’s credit, Driscoll was one of the highest-paid women of the time, earning about $10,000 per year at the turn of the 20th century.

Oil on canvas, 1981