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College is cool because if you relax for a minute then you’re all of a sudden failing 11 classes even thought you’re only taking 5

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cub loves his caretaker

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untitled by Mariam Sitchinava. on Flickr.

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Flowers blooming in Australia before spring hits

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Fat cats for you day

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(via untitled | Flickr - Photo Sharing!)

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electricobjects 

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Everyone needs a hobby, Alan Manuel Gonzalez

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i used to hate sloths but this has changed something in my heart and i want to say sorry to all the sloths ive insulted

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Yayoi Kusama

Yayoi Kusama (1929, Japan) is an extremely influential avant-garde artist. It is hard to describe exactly what type of artist she is, because she has done a little bit of everything! Kusama is most famous for her “infinity” environments, which are made up of twinkling LED lights and reflecting waters. These infinity rooms merge science and mysticism, both inner and outer space. Kusama also has pop art statements that have influenced Andy Warhol. She has used polka dots and nets as motifs in her artwork since the age of ten. Kusama’s work has been featured in museums all over the world including New York, Los Angeles, Paris, Amsterdam, London, Tokyo, Minneapolis, and Arizona. 

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