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Fox squad. The last few days have been super awesome, hanging with my friends @elizabethgadd, @shanemichaelblack, @jarradseng & @thehatchling here in the valley. Didn’t plan to still be here after three days continuously eating all of the @volcanohuts cake but that’s just how it goes here in Iceland, you never know what’s around the corner haha, and cheers to the legendary folk at @midgardadventure for giving the guys a ride home last night. Maybe Krossá will let me go home tomorrow too! Spent all of today drinking coffee and playing with the fox gang, all of five of them running around in the puddles. You can see some little clips in my story ✌🏼️ #arcticfox (at Volcano Huts Þórsmörk)

A quick look at the upcoming Beauty and the Beast film

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It’s the little things that Sam Lyne (@samlyne) enjoys most in his illustrations. “I hope to make pieces that people can explore,” says the 27-year-old resident of Tasmania’s capital, Hobart. “I really enjoy creating works that are sometimes minimal and simplistic in nature, but also jampacked with hidden details.” He traces this love for discovery back to childhood. “My inspiration comes from a love of heavily detailed children’s books I used to read,” he says. “Finding hidden details among the scenes was always a joy, which I believe has carried through into my works.” It’s now six years since Sam began working for himself from his remote island home – a feat he doesn’t take for granted: “I really, really love drawing. The fact I’m able to make a living from it is amazing.”

When I don’t know how I’m supposed to feel, you’re the only person that can remind me.— Iain Thomas, I Wrote This For You

Early Mornings//Washington July 2016

Studio Ghibli in Real Life [x]

“I just want you to know that you’re very special… and the only reason I’m telling you is that I don’t know if anyone else ever has.” —  Stephen Chbosky, The Perks of Being a Wallflower

The only photograph I’ve felt for in the entire week is a beautiful irony.