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Guo Pei 

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this was my headcanon for kurloz before he was introduced omfg i have a cronus one too but ill upload that some other day

my sketches are really messy so sorry about that

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I have two otp settings

gross adorable married couples who love each other endlessly

toxic, horrid relationships awful for both people but they can’t let go

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Dancers Have The Best Asses

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Always see “real women” posts so here’s one for the dudes.

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After many delays, my graduation film. It’s about two best friends who explore a city floating in the air, where an unexpected discovery puts their friendship to the test. If you liked, comment, like, reblog, whatever, it would be highly appreciated. :)

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Hommestack takes place in the 50’s…?

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Want to straighten out why human can’t have ‘glowing cats eyes’?  http://sixpenceee.com/post/76541905702/nong-youhui-a-blue-eyed-boy-in-china-stunned

Hahahaha that’s not how people eyes work. 

The reason cats’ eyes (and the eyes of a bunch of other animals, including wolf spiders for some reason) can reflect light brilliantly in a lazor-chargin’ fashion is a thing called the tapetum lucidum. It’s a shiny reflective surface at the back of the eyeball, behind the retina. 

If you were ever in tenth grade biology you probably had to dissect a cow’s eyeball, which was great fun because the lens bounces. (Fish lenses are spherical; cows’ lenses are sort of shaped like two round cabochons back to back.) You would have noticed, once the teacher told you to quit screwing around, that the inside of the eyeball is all velvety black except for a greenish-blueish-yellow iridescent shimmery patch: that’s the tapetum. It helps animals see better in the dark by bouncing light back through the retina to give the photoreceptor cells an extra shot at picking it up. This reflected light is visible through the pupils.

The cool glowy reflection effect is called, unsurprisingly, eyeshine. Redeye in humans is the best we can do in terms of eyeshine: the red color is just light from a flash bouncing off the blood vessels in a layer of our eyeballs called the choroid. 

Standing around in a wood at night with a flashlight raised to your eye level will show you a hell of a lot of wildlife you didn’t realize was there, as pair after pair of bright pinpoints of light look back at you. Sometimes, if you’re very lucky, you’ll catch sight of a tiny moving constellation of lights: a mother wolf spider with her children riding on her butt, trundling through the undergrowth. Each tiny baby spiderling has minute little pricks of greenish light for eyes. 

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Moths: what the fuck?

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I must bond with my new best friend.

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Bat Rogue Redesigns by M. S. Corley / Blog / Tumblr

9” X 11” sumi ink original illustrations, available HERE.

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Alexandre Vauthier Haute Couture Spring 2014

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Jacob van Loon : Pershing

South Beach were removed from the landscape rapidly since the mid 2000’s for a variety of reasons—from environmental contamination to outdated industry. Bookended by the Lakeshore and the enigmatic Amstutz, history of commerce up and down Pershing is evidenced by layers of roads, railways, and the shells of old boats.

A painting themed after personal experiences documenting the Waukegan Harbor area from 2005-7, while studying photography. Structures towards

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Alan Lee