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Some things can end, but sometimes all you have to do is to wait for them to start again. #deepmode #ngủthoy

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The oldest

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The worst thing is when you feel like losing the passion in everything. 😣😣😣

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Ấp giờ này cho nhìu lai hỹ hỹ #Southbound #BenBarnes

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ed in sydney. i feel like hes looking at the person with the camera thinking “this bitch thinks i dont see him”

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Look at this cute bean try to dance [x]

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#NorwegianWood #TheBeatles 😛

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Taking Soulful Self-Portraits with @bebeismyname

To discover more of Bebe’s photography and her secret location in the woods, follow @bebeismyname on Instagram.

“I started taking silly self-portraits when I was a teen, but now I’m doing it with a passion,” says Bebe Mozz (@bebeismyname), a nurse and self-taught photographer from Witten, Germany. “Only in photography can I fully express myself and just be myself.”

While creating poetic self-portraits has a relaxing and meditative effect on Bebe’s mind, the process itself is a full body workout. Two years ago her camera’s remote broke, but she got used to the fact that she has to run back and forth between shots to manually push the release button. “I set 10 pictures in one shot, so I still have time to put my wig and costume on. And when my camera starts to beep I then start to run and pose,” Bebe explains. “Usually I get two good pictures out of 10.”

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Sioux Falls, SD - June 10th, 2015

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A simple guide to picking a great color palette. No matter what the colors are, using colors that are certain distances from each other on the color wheel result in a great contrast of colors. The simple color schemes shown above are used in the most popular logos, posters, websites, paintings, and even movies and television.

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I love this buddy 😁

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#YellowPages #EdSheeran #intro

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Turning Food Into Something Unexpected with @seriousdesign

To see more of Matija’s unusual mashups, follow @seriousdesign on Instagram.

It was the steak flip-flops that gave Matija Erceg (@seriousdesign) the idea. He was a little bored with his day-to-day job as a web developer, and when he saw a picture of a pair of flip-flops with soles made out of steak, inspiration struck him.

“I imagined what it would be like to wear them,” says Matija, who is based in Vancouver, Canada. “I wanted to evoke the same reaction of delightful disgust in other people, so I set off on a mission to pair food and everyday objects into ‘serious designs.’”

Matija started with some shrimp headphones. “Imagine the feeling of putting them into your ears, as you would earbuds,” he says. “I think that seeing them on the ends of the wires helps imagine the sensation.”

From an iPod made of cheese to a banana gun, there is seemingly no end to Matija’s tweaks. So far he has confined himself to Photoshop, but says he’s considering making real sculptures. “I’ve been studying the art of fake food, like you see in some restaurant window displays,” he says. “Maybe a trip to Japan is in the cards?”

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12 giờ đêm lên đồng... 😬😬😬 #Cannonball #DamienRice #intro