#wonderscapes

[celestialorgies]

OLANDER EARTHWORKS Experience yourself in a new way; re-centering and connecting with your inner world through physical touch and movement.

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Founded in 2008, we are a family-owned studio of artists who are dedicated to bringing creativity to our community with our interactive, customizable multisensory art. We are lovingly based in Portland, Oregon. Guided by our backgrounds in sculpture and painting, we make objects inspired by nature, math, science and wellness. Our sculptures and Wonderscapes are designed with the intention of bringing delightful newness to people’s lives; each encounter with our art should inspire a new creative journey.

[neoprowl]

Made this rocket...was inspired by an old movie I watched as a child called "my field trip to the planets" made by Fred Gallo and Jeff Yonis and distributed by Wonderscape Entertainment

[books-4-life9]

Books people NEED to talk about more (good or bad)

A Court Of Thorns And Roses (entire series)\ Wonderscape Nevermoor In the Dark Places (made me cry) Only a Monster Tomorrow When the War began Dark Rise The School for Good and Evil The Land of Stories A Tale of Magic

I’ve definitely forgotten some, sorry!

[lasaraconor]

[minwonaucollections]

[75] changwon to seoul

wonderscape

finally, finally, wonwoo and mingyu won't have to be so far apart anymore

or: mingyu's transfer request gets accepted and wonwoo's a big ball of emotions

Chapters: 1

🔗 Link

[thingsdavidlikes]

wonderscape by manyfires

[rainyatrium]

my fish freaks. their names are Refract Green Glass and Grow Pelagic Gardens they come from a fantastically unethical bioengineering wonderscape & you can trust them

[dailycupofcreativitea]

I learned "Underwater Wonderscapes" on piano recently, it's a really fun song to play and was surprisingly easy to learn!

[briaberri]

“There is no single face in nature, because every eye that looks upon it, sees it from its own angle. So every man’s spice-box seasons his own food.”

— Zora Neale Hurston

Fantasy has always been on of my favorite genres -- the expansive, unlimited possibilities, a wealth of real world seeds to inspire magic, the infinite colors of scale, scope, and scene. Literally, playground for dreamy, wandering imaginations.

Even so, I had to learn to freely embrace what I really 'saw' when I was read stories, what my own mind envisioned, self-immersing in the wonderscape that books really just serve to inspire. The hesitancy came from the countless messages and corrections, questions, and criticisms I heard received about where, how, and why my imagination was should unleash because I didn't look much like the usual protagonists.

The irony being obvious -- that schema is pure point opposite the genre.

The world of romantafantasy is so gloriously vast now. No limits on references, representations, and gods blessed published and fanfic writers. Somewhere along the quest I landed in that garden soft bed of luxury, and it was a whole wrap. All the inspirations living rent free in my mind while reading anything that wasn't 'coded' for audiences who were not European, thin, hetero -- well, they're quite beautiful in flight. My Prythian imagination is a sprawling symphony of cultures, colors, and kinds.

We make the space for our natures, and relish in their worlds, freely. Dreamers don't take permission, because Feyre Darling, you bow to nothing and no one but your crown.

A minor manifesto I guess @>- ^_^ <3

[knightlight0800]

AAAA I WAS SO TIRED LAST NIGHT I FORGOR TO MAKE A POST LMAO

but here's what happened yesterday!!!!!! uhh i went to philly with a buddy to go to this funky place called wonderscapes!!!!!

it's like an art place but with such weirdcore exhibits like. there was a god damn piano but with people's voices as the notes huhhhhh

but my favorite one i saw was a wall filled with little rolled up papers colored red on one side and people wrote on them. some of the messages were either encouraging, heartfelt messages or people's last words. like. let that sink in. that's fucking crazy to think about.

but anyway i wrote in one so!!!!!!!! that's my rant for today :P

[fantasysportstracker]

CricTracker- CricWhiz Wonderscape

Enter a wonderscape of cricket excitement. From breaking news to magical moments, explore the extraordinary with our in-depth analyses and features. Visit: https://www.crictracker.com/t20/ipl-indian-premier-league/

[lasaraconor]

[minwonaucollections]

[74] wonwoo & his very non-imaginary boyfriend

wonderscape

wonwoo has a boyfriend, he actually really does, but his best friends just won't believe him

or: soonyoung and junhui are convinced wonwoo made up a boyfriend to save himself from his single lonely shame but wonwoo gets to prove them wrong

Chapters: 1

🔗 Link

[entertainmentnerdly]

Wonderscape [oc] North Dakota [7360x4912] via /r/EarthPorn https://ift.tt/2yK6xd4

[protectgeorgeweasley]

Lumos: Fulgari Playlist

Hi everyone! I'm polishing up the AN right now, but the chapter's going to be up in a few minutes. For now, have a link to the playlist. :)

Below the spoiler, you can the playlist cues that I normally put in the AN. (Since this chapter is quite long, I'm placing them here instead.)

Playlist:

1. “Funeral March” 2WEI, (June 15, 2003, 1:30 a.m.)

2. “War Lord” by 2WEI, (--same scene, when George says “They’re coming.”)

3. “Mephisto’s Lullaby” by Xtortion Audio, (--same scene, when you see “Oppugno.”)

4. “Fire” by Barns Courtney, (--same scene, when Charlie says “Hit the deck.”)

5. “Arcade(slowed)” by Cozy Soundz, (June 15, 9:31 a.m.)

6. “Swan Lake” by Hidden Citizens, (June 15, 9:54 a.m.)

7. “Carry You” by Novo Amor, (June 15, 11:00 a.m.)

8. “Wait” by M83, (June 15, 12:12 p.m.)

9. “Eleanor Rigby” by The Beatles/“Arcade(slowed)” [again], (June 15, 9:10 p.m.)

10. “Even My Dad Does Sometimes” by Ed Sheeran, (June 16, 2:00 a.m.)

11. “I See Fire” by Ed Sheeran (–same scene, after last song finishes)

12. “Stuff We Did” by Michael Giacchino, (--same scene, when Hermione mentions Mr. Granger.)

13. “Danny Boy” by Daniel Hope, (June 16, 9:15 a.m., when Marcus brings up research).

14. “Godspeed” by Frank Ocean, (June 23)

15. “Girei (Pain’s Theme)” by Lorenzo Ferrara/“Smoke on the Water” by 2WEI, (June 24, 4:14 p.m.)

16. “Leaves From the Vine” by AtinPiano/“Unsteady” by Vitamin String Quartet on (June 24, 5:00 p.m.)

17. “Where’s My Love-Alternate Version” by SYML, (--same scene, if you’re still reading when the others finish.)

18. “7 Years” by Lofi Fruits Music, Formal Chicken, and Avocuddle/“Train To Pluton” by M83 –same scene (June 24, 7:00 p.m.)

19. “All I Want (Instrumental Version)” by High Frequency Karaoke/Or “All I Want” by Kodaline, (June 25, 12:12 a.m.)

20. “Define Dancing” by Thomas Newman, (June 25, 6:00 a.m.)

21. “Unbound Purpose” by Secession Studios,( June 25, 10:12 a.m.)

22. “Good as Gold” by The Phantoms, (June 25, 2:13 p.m. through the first part of 3:01 p.m.)

23. “Are You With Me” by nilu, (June 25, 3:01 p.m., when you see 32242)

24. “The Untold” by Secession Studios, (June 25, 2003, 4:02 p.m.)

25. “New Home” by Austin Farwell, June 25, (--same day, in the field)

26. “Underwater Wonderscapes” by Federic Bernard, (June 26, 4:00 a.m.)

27. “Dusk Till Dawn” by Lofi Fruits Music, Fets, and Chill Fruits Music, (--same time, when she touches the mud.)

28. “Don’t Give Up On Me” by Andy Grammer, (June 26, 10:10 a.m.)

29. “Shackleton” by Adam Young, (June 26, 5:00 p.m.)

30. “Wellerman” by Colm R. McGuinness, (--same scene, when the previous song ends.)

31. “The Last of Her Kind” by Peter Gundry, (--same scene, when you see the fiddle.)

32. “Moonlight Sonata” by Hidden Citizens, (June 26, 9:45 p.m.)

33. “Romeo & Juliet” by Hidden Citizens, (June 26, 10:12 p.m.)

34. “Honeybee” by The Head and The Heart, (June 27, 2:10 a.m.)

35. “Time” by Hans Zimmer, (June 28)

36. “Burn” by 2WEI & Edda Hayes, (June 29)

37. “Best I Can” by American Authors, (June 30, 12:00 p.m.)

38. “Fire” by Barns Courtney, (June 30, 9:10 p.m.)

39. “Noble Blood” by Tommee Profitt and Fleurie, (--same scene, when you see the keystone.)

40. “Paint it Black” by Sebastian Bohm, (--same scene, broom race.)

41. “Holding Out for a Hero” by Nothing But Thieves, (--same scene, when you see the barred door.)

42. “The Long Song” by Murray Gold, (--same scene, when you see the box.)

43. “Somebody’s Watching Me” by Hidden Citizen, (--same scene, when you see the grey torches.)

[crazyassmurdererwall]

Hi! Do you have some books you've read recently and liked enough to recommend (fiction or not, doesn't matter) ? I've been in a reader's block lately. I can't seem to find a book I can concentrate on.

anon, i'm so sorry i never saw this! (and that i was sorta MIA for a while)

so okay: what to do about reader's block.

i'm going to get to some recs for you in a moment but one of the first things i recommend doing and something that usually knocks me out of a reading slump just about every time is to re-read a fave.

you know the characters, you know the story, you know the language, and you love all of it. let yourself fall back into the world again.

but in case you want to read something new to you instead, here's some books i've read (not necessarily recently but most are recent reads) that i loved:

the house in the cerulean sea by tj klune. modern fantasy. tons of found family feels. i'm actually in love with this book.

the sculptor by scott mccloud, graphic novel. a chonk of a book, but a quick read. not the easiest book to read but man was it good.

the good thieves by katherine rundell. middle grade historical. gorgeous language, set in 1920s new york city. the explorer by the same author is also good.

letters to the lost by brigid kemmerer. young adult contemporary. some difficult subject matter with grief and loss but really nicely done.

hollowpox: the hunt for morrigan crow by jessica townsend. middle grade fantasy series. book 3 in the series, but this whole series is awesome. highly recommended.

wonderscape by jennifer bell. middle grade sci-fi. really really fun story about three kids who get pulled into a game of the future.

six wakes by mur lafferty. sci-fi. a clone wakes up to discover she's died recently - and she's not the only one.

the woman they could not silence by kate moore. history, biography. about a woman who was put into an institution by her husband for having the temerity to speak her mind and her fight to get out and reform the sanitariums in the us. this author also wrote radium girls.

moxie by jennifer mathieu. young adult contemporary. about standing up and fighting for yourself and for others who can't fight for themselves. wish this book had been around when i was in high school.

the midnight library by matt haig. contemporary fantasy. one of my new faves. just gorgeous. haig always does really well with mental illness, which makes sense considering his background.

the weed that strings the hangman's bag by alan bradley. mystery series. one of the books in the flavia de luce mysteries. i don't love most mysteries, but i adore flavia. she's such an odd duck, and a singular character.

the curse of the boyfriend sweater by alanna okun. essays. these are essays on crafting and how they relate to the author's life and reading them made me feel like a friend was telling me stories.

i hope you get out of your slump soon anon, and i hope you find something on this list you can fall in love with.