remediosthebeauty:

Sand paintings, made with only a rake if you’d believe it, are the specialty of San Francisco artist Andreas Amador.  The ideas behind his work is far more complex than I am capable of conveying; it involves the pathways of energy found in nature, studying fractals and mandalas… I suggest you check out his site.  He usually creates the sand drawings during a full moon when the tide is at its lowest.

yourskinsconfessions:

Submitted by: http://fotre.tumblr.com/

cosmic-ascetic:

The Perks of Being a Wallflower trailer (tumblr embedded.)

yaaaasss

(Source: melchiors, via attheendofthesky)

theartofanimation:

Deanna Staffo

fyeahwomenartists:

Jackie Ferrara
Wide Arch (Installation View), 2007
Plaster, pastel, pencil 

(via Frederieke Taylor Gallery - Jackie Ferrara)

(Source: andthatswhoiam, via attheendofthesky)

(Source: debilitating, via attheendofthesky)

thiscitycalledearth:

f-128:

by Holly Pickett, Dubai.

(Source: annyskod, via youknowyourebritishwhen)

anthropologie:

A cheery reminder to support your local farmers market.

Via: Quail Lane Press

tuneage:

Dent May - “You Can’t Force a Dance Party”

Native Mississippian Dent May wields a wicked ukelele, and has a new album, Do Things, coming out next week. Until then, though, I’ll be playing his 2009 debut album, The Good Feeling Music of Dent May and his Magnificent Ukelele, on repeat. The album is a perfect mix of whimsy, throw-back, and uke. Which is to say it’s perfect music for a Friday morning.

allthingseurope:

(by Olympe B.)

danceabletragedy:

by  Mengyu Chen

(via magicfran)

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