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Anonymous said: Could we please maybe get a hand-post of Otho and maybe some NPC? Or your party’s hands? I absolutely adore the way you draw them and would love it if you ever did that

Hehe, well more hands will happen for sure (when i regain my drawing time again, but soon, sooon) have a set of older Otho’s hands in one post for now <3

Cheers and thanks! <3

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No. 421

A new geometric design every day

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Amie Dicke - Sucking Stones (2016)

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The White Horses of Camargue by Drew Doggett

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Omahyra Mota and Boyd Holbrook photographed by Ellen von Unwerth, 2005.

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don’t text me with that tone of voice

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“Filmmaker turned photographer Dagmar Van Weeghel examines culture and identity through portraits of African immigrants in a series titled Diaspora.

Her portraits herald the importance of African settlers in Europe through history, their clothing a combination of antique and contemporary pieces that harken back to the Orientalist watercolor portrait paintings of Josep Tapiró Baró in Tangier, Morocco. ”

Powerful Portraits Highlight the Importance of African Immigrants in the Western World

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Mercado do Bolhão, Porto by Henri Cartier-Bresson

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Photograph - Juul Kraijer (2013)

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My heart grows whenever this doggo comes back on my dash. 

Pretty boy

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“form-fitting” clothes are canceled. it’s 2018 and from now on wearing completely shapeless fabric is in. i don’t want you to know where my legs end and where my neck begins. in this house we strive to emulate a blob. i want people to question if i even have a body under the absolute incoherency of my outfits. do i possess a shape? that’s for me to know and you to question for the rest of the day.

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Other Lives - “Dust Bowl III”

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me: i’m going to clean my room! i’m going to take a shower! i will wake up early and take care of myself! brain: u know whats fun? rotting.

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Taisuke Mohri

  Pencil on paper

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Katharine Hepburn - Bringing Up Baby (1938)

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Print - c.1730–1809