I've collected a lot of pics from the internet over the last few years, from before I had a tumblr account and knew about reblogging etiquette. A lot of the blogs I used to follow are defunct now anyways. If I post something that belongs to you and you want me to remove it, or credit you, all you have to do is ask. I always give credit whenever I can but if I don't it's because I think the image is public domain that I found in a search. Otherwise, I don't wanna hear any shit if I post a pic that So-And-So had on their blog two years ago.
Because I hate you
madamecuratrix:
ilovevirgil:
Disney animator Millicent Patrick’s work as sole designer of the Creature From the Black Lagoon was downplayed by a male coworker who then received credit for it for half a century.
Credit where it’s due. I’ve always loved the Creature’s design.You’re amazing, Ms. Patrick!
And she looked hell’s good doing it too!
(Source: arcaneimages, via atompunk)
The wondrous underside of a Giant Amazon Water Lily.
(Source: landscapedesigning, via quantum-immortal)
I can’t decide if
- someone stabbed someone else over a cheeseburger
- someone stabbed someone else with a cheeseburger
- someone stabbed a cheeseburger
- a cheeseburger stabbed someone
- a cheeseburger stabbed another cheeseburger
(Source: higregjohnson, via kylses)
Woodblock print, circa year 1800, Japan., by artist Toyokuni I. A large, strong, red carp jumps from the swirling water — a classic Japanese design. A brilliant image of the large fish in a rich, orange color against the flowing curves of a rushing stream, with tangles of grasses sweeping around its tail. Toyokuni I did very few nature scenes, and this is one of his best. A wonderful image and a very rare subject to find in reprint, beautifully detailed
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