Idk, girl.

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Go! Rocky, Go!

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thinking about statues of Grace being built all around Erid years after his passing so he can continue to watch over Eridians as they sleep

The work of Cornelia is an interface between art and science. Since the catastrophe of Chernobyl in 1986, she has collected, studied and painted morphologically disturbed insects, which she finds near nuclear installations.

A couple years ago, I stumbled across Heteroptera, a book of Cornelia Hesse-Honegger’s work, at a used bookstore. It was a surprise in several ways, chiefly that it’s the type of used bookstore that rarely has art books featuring work newer than 1945, let alone contemporary illustration. Hesse-Honegger has been a huge inspiration to me ever since. Not only are her watercolors gorgeous and delicate and of insects (some of my favorite subject matter!) but she’s also found a way to use her precise, scientific illustrations to make political statements. Browse her website for more info on how her work chronicles and illuminates environmental changes due to proximity to nuclear power plants. (via a billion tastes and tunes: Cornelia Hesse-Honegger)

This must feel so good to do as a seal

when the night sky is coming down ● I'm watching over you ● when the darkness falls ● just close your eyes ● I'll walk you through the rain ● remember your name - NightSky (Kamelot)

130 for this wig? Highway robbery!

your ethnic features are beautiful, and you do not need to look european to look masculine or feminine

"The more surreptitious the filming seemed, the researchers found, the more serious the harassment. "The data reveals a clear correlation between the 'covertness' of the filming modality and the severity of the harassment," they wrote. "This combination of first-person perspective and device concealment confirms that the means of production remain largely clandestine, facilitating a condition of low awareness among subjects and reinforcing the deceptive nature of wearable-mediated capture."