hello vonnie
Mike Driver
Three Goblin Art
Claire Keane
YOU ARE THE REASON
Sade Olutola
he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
pixel skylines
d e v o n
Not today Justin
Cosmic Funnies
#extradirty
DEAR READER
One Nice Bug Per Day
todays bird
PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH
@theartofmadeline
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Show & Tell
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@thisframematters
The Fall Off, a Deep Storytelling album has had fans engaged by analyzing lyrics, sharing quotes and debating meanings online. The album was teased for years building curiosity and conversation hence anticipation itself becomes engagement. When music sparks discussion before it even drops, it creates a strong community moment within the hip-hop circle.
Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
Free to watch • No registration required • HD streaming
Stima and Genje Sana are part of a new wave of Kenyan music that’s elevating local voices, showcasing Kenya’s urban sound and leveraging streaming culture to promote Kenyan music even if their full international impact is still emerging. They reflect not just artistic output but also how local audiences are embracing and powering Kenyan music forward.
Ultimately, Stima and Genje Sana show how contemporary Kenyan artists are leveraging culture, language and social media to promote local music. They prove that when music feels authentic and participatory, audiences do more than listen they engage, share and proudly support their own.
Campus Fashion Mornings
Let’s be honest; campus mornings are chaotic. You wake up late, your 10am lecture is in 20 minutes, and somehow you’re expected to look like you have your life together.
The thing is, you don’t need expensive brands or a full glam make-up routine to look confident on campus.
Start with basics. A clean pair of official pants, a cute top and one statement accessory can instantly elevate your look. Thrifting in Nairobi is a goldmine; you can find stylish pieces at a fraction of the price.
When it comes to makeup, keep it simple. A light foundation or concealer, mascara, lip gloss, and brows can take less than 5 minutes but make a huge difference. The goal isn’t to be perfect, it’s to be confident.
Campus fashion is about expressing yourself, not competing with others. Focus on comfort, affordability, and your personal style and aesthetic.
You deserve to feel good walking into class, even on a budget.
Stima and Genje Sana are part of a new wave of Kenyan music that’s elevating local voices, showcasing Kenya’s urban sound and leveraging streaming culture to promote Kenyan music even if their full international impact is still emerging. They reflect not just artistic output but also how local audiences are embracing and powering Kenyan music forward.
Ultimately, Stima and Genje Sana show how contemporary Kenyan artists are leveraging culture, language and social media to promote local music. They prove that when music feels authentic and participatory, audiences do more than listen they engage, share and proudly support their own.
The Fall Off, a Deep Storytelling album has had fans engaged by analyzing lyrics, sharing quotes and debating meanings online. The album was teased for years building curiosity and conversation hence anticipation itself becomes engagement. When music sparks discussion before it even drops, it creates a strong community moment within the hip-hop circle.
Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
Free to watch • No registration required • HD streaming
We take photos every day. On our phones. On campus. At events. But how often do we actually see what we’re capturing?
Photography is more than pressing a button it’s storytelling without words. A single image can freeze emotion, document history, or shift perspective. In today’s digital age, where visual content dominates platforms like Instagram and blogs, photography has become a powerful communication tool.
When I started exploring photography, I realized it teaches patience and observation. You begin to notice light, shadows, angles, and expressions. You learn that timing matters. A second too early or too late, and the story changes.
For students and young creatives, photography is also a valuable digital skill. It strengthens personal branding, improves content creation, and opens opportunities in media, marketing, and journalism. Businesses today rely heavily on high-quality visuals for engagement proof that strong images drive attention.
Most importantly, photography allows us to preserve moments that words cannot fully explain. It captures authenticity in a way few other mediums can.
If you’ve ever thought about learning photography, start now. Use your phone. Study light. Practice framing. Your perspective matters and the world deserves to see it.
Ready to turn moments into stories? Pick up your camera and start creating today.
#Photography #VisualStorytelling #ContentCreation #DigitalMedia #CreativeSkills #StudentCreatives #thisframematters #capturethemoment
Hi babes!
I was walking home and the sun was doing that thing where it makes everything look softer than it actually is. And I don’t know. It just felt peaceful.
Meanwhile I’m walking home overthinking everything, wondering who I’m becoming. And this house is just… standing there. Unbothered. It made me realize how loud life feels in my head compared to how quiet the world actually is at sunset. Maybe I don’t want chaos. Maybe I just want to be a house, steady and unbothered.
CAMPUS UNCUT:THINGS WE ALL THINK BUT RARELY SAY.
Nobody prepares you for campus life.
They tell you about freedom, new friends and apparently how these are going to be the best years of your life. What they don't talk about is the loneliness you feel despite being in crowded lecture halls. The intense pressure. The way deadlines pile up while you are still trying to figure out who you are. Trying to balance schoolwork and social life. It's TOO MUCH.
Campus Uncut exists for those moments.
It's for the thoughts you write down in your journal at 2 a.m. The small things you only share with your closest friend. The questions you're scared of will make you sound stupid, ungrateful or lazy. Campus Uncut turns those quiet thoughts into conversations.
Here, students talk about literally everything. Feeling lost socially, struggling to keep up academically or even pretending to be okay when you're really not. We also get to spread awareness on bulky topics in a very interesting and exciting way. There's no need to have it all figured out.
What makes these conversations powerful is RECOGNITION. Hearing someone else say exactly what you've been feeling can be comforting in ways normal advice never is. It gives you a constant reminder that, truly, burnout is real and growth is definitely not pretty.
Tumblr has always been a space for honesty. Thoughts that don't fit neatly into captions. Campus Uncut fits right in. It's not always about answers you know. It's about being SEEN, HEARD and UNDERSTOOD.
If campus life has ever felt overwhelming, you're not alone. You don't have to stay silent.
Let's talk.
What's one campus thought you've been keeping to yourself?
green and gentle
The road is quiet, but not empty. Pink flowers stretch across it, softening the silence and slowing everything down. Nothing is being asked of this moment. It exists gently, exactly as it is. Some places don’t need movement to feel alive they just need to be seen.
