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pearl shore

The Bat (1959)

"This should have been an opportunity to show the world that global sports, public art, and environmental stewardship can stand together," he said. "Instead, a landmark was painted over. We want to do our part to make sure that what happened here does not become the standard for how public art is treated in cities across America."

A muskrat, really enjoying its mucky meal.

(sorry if your favourite is not in this poll, I went mostly off the contenders from this year's poll and the classics)

Fairy Tale (Das Märchen), by Sergey Solomko, c. 1905.

RIHANNA 📷 72 Magazine (summer 2026)

Chéri Hérouard was a prolific French illustrator who became a defining figure of the “Golden Age” of French magazine art. He is most famously associated with the iconic publication La Vie Parisienne, where he contributed breathtaking illustrations for over 40 years

humans have the right to do things that are mildly bad for us sometimes.

life is not about making the safest most logically correct choice at all times. you're a blob of salty meat piloting a flesh mech and you get to act like it.