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cons of owning lots of black clothes: trying to find that one fucking black shirt in the mountain of black clothes on your floor

English artist Richard Stainthorp captures the beautiful energy and fluidity of the human body using wire. The life-sized sculptures feature both figures in motion and at rest, expressed in the form of large-gauged strands that are densely wrapped around and through one another. By doing this, he gives the work an undeniable presence. Stainthorp also allows the bent wires to shine by keeping their metallic appearance free from any obvious painting or additions.

Looking Back by Joshua McCullough

By：爽々

I told you I take my job seriously x’D Gelfling ninja >3 Photo By:: @Braincase Photography

lol outfit from a while ago, i don’t know why I’m standing so strangely! ~

(via autistpsyche)

Stuff I’ve done so far that I am most proud of.

the waitomo limestone caves on new zealand’s northern island are home to an endemic species of bioluminescent fungus gnat (arachnocampa luminosa, or glow worm fly) who in their larval stage produce silk threads from which to hang and, using a blue light emitted from a modified excretory organ in their tails, lure in prey who then become ensnared in sticky droplets of mucus. photos by dylan toh & marianne lim, spellbound tours, martin rietze and z blue polaris

heavily inspired by this reading challenge i present to you the 2015 movie challenge!!