mcccree:

my biggest gripe w this whole “symbolism is fake and stupid” shit is that it is so dismissive of the very very very real symbolism that content creators put into their own work intentionally—and sometimes—unintentionally. i sometimes go over my own work and i’m surprised by the themes i put in, the recurring patterns i write without even realizing it, and i’m the one who made that stuff! like sometimes things can MEAN other things so stop making fun of your teachers for teaching basic literary analysis you idiot

voguedolce:

Armani 2015

ellanmwebb2:

Photographs from my residency in Itoshima-Shi, Japan.

Ella Webb

iridescent-adolescent:

bitch i don’t have a “dream job” i dream about living in a cottage making soap and painting titties. capitalism is a nightmare

thrussy:

Quarantine? The hoe that made pulp fiction?

ndiecity:

You walk into the kitchen and I’m wearing gloves and goggles and welding a sandwich together

tepitome:

Ontario, 2019.

ifitaintbaroque:

ilovenigelslater:

what’s the mead sis…….. the wenches are squabbling …….

redlipstickresurrected:

Victor Tkachenko aka Віктор Ткаченко (Ukrainian, b. 1960, Krivoy Rog, Ukraine, based Toronto, Canada) - Partners, 2018, Paintings: Acrylics on Canvas

fantasmalresplendent:

The Good Place really said “People improve when they get external love and support. How can we hold it against them, when they don’t?” and “We choose to be good because of our bonds with other people” and “What matters isn’t if people are good or bad. What matters is if they’re trying to be better today than they were yesterday” and “If soulmates do exist, they aren’t found, they’re made” and “That knowledge [that life ends] is what gives life meaning” and “The answer is friends” and “That’s what the Good Place really is — it’s not even a place, really. It’s just having enough time with the people you love” and I think that’s very sexy of them

transhumanesque:

winning an argument by cutting you off with a 30-second magical girl transformation or detransformation animation every time you start to speak