Art is the cure

xxocen:

me

me too! hehehehe

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goldenwallen:

Xua Lei Porcelain crushed Cans

beautiful

Zen Pencils Comic: 50. NEIL GAIMAN: Make good art

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bad-cramps:

The Last Days of Disco

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bryankonietzko:

I stumbled upon these fantastic Jinora cosplay photos in an unrelated image search. The one with the book is especially charming. I *think* these two aren’t the same model, but I know they are both from Totally Toasty on Flickr where you’ll find an overwhelming number of amazing cosplay photo sets: http://www.flickr.com/photos/totallytoasty/sets/?&page=1

EDIT: OK, sounds like this is indeed Teeny modeling in both photos. I wasn’t sure because there were different names listed in the Jinora/Asami shoot, and because my brain is mush from making animation all the time.

modelstatus:

Montaña Mágica Lodge

Deep in southern Chile lies the Montaña Mágica Lodge (Magic Mountain Lodge). An extraordinary hotel hidden in the center of a 300,000 acre private nature reserve. The small, 13 room hotel is built in the shape of a volcano that spews water instead of lava. The exterior is covered in rainforest moss and vines and its entrance is only accessible via a suspended, swinging rope bridge. The outdoor hot tubs are carved from the trunks of giant trees. The lodge is located in Los Rios which is within the stunning Huilo-Huilo Unesco biosphere reserve, 242 square miles of lush nature, filled with wildlife.

I want to go here!

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disneygirlxx:

martin-munster:

munchflower:

When my daughter first showed signs of hating herself, I got out photoshop. We went and found an image of her choosing, of a woman. I spent the next two hours showing her just how easy it was to alter this woman. I changed her hair, whitened her teeth, made her thinner. I erased her blemishes and even made her taller while my daughter sat there aghast. At the end of it she loudly said - ” THAT’S NOT FAIR!”

I told her that damn near every image she saw of people in magazines, on television, etc, was altered like this, and that she should never compare herself to that, because even supermodels don’t look like supermodels.

I wish I could do that for every child. I wish it was a mandatory class in school.

I AM SHOWING THIS TO EVERYONE

I SAW THIS IN CLASS BEFORE. THE TEACHER WAS ALL LIKE ”please, never compare yourself to people you see in magazines. They’re always altered. It’s as easy as that.” I ALMOST STOOD UP AND YELLED ”AMEN, MISS. AMEN.”