Hello there! Just a video game enthusiast who likes to draw and animate~
Some things you might spot on this blog are tattoos, beautiful men and women (often times erotic or graphic), animation and cartoons, video games, and most likely some cute animals. Please feel free to message me! (Icon by Dnlhern)
These awesome 8-bit shoe clips can be found at Janine Basil’s etsy shop!
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These would look cute on ya, Inkie.
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Nigerian fashion and publishing innovator, and former creator and editor of Pop’Africana, Oroma Elewa photographed by Elias Tahan
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Cartoonish and original
I’m going to learn how to do this
and become an expert at it
and wear this all the time
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For all your post-apocalyptic Resident Evil world, LotR travelling to Mordor, and Assassin Creed needs.
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These are all totally awesome and I would get some pieces. But. Look how fucking expensive it is to look like you just survived nuclear fallout.
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T By Alexander Wang / Full Tilt sweatshirts and hoody / Converse metallic shoes / Robert Rodriguez pendant jewelry / Fingerless glove / Stapleford Utility Pant / Team Fortress 2 Mug / scout hatA mighty need for this out fit.
Gorgeous kimono featuring the human arterial system designed by FMR for an exhibition in France, called Silk Me Back at the Nesle Gallery. Created to support victims of the Fukushima nuclear plant disaster, this exhibition featured 25 stunning kimonos like the one above. All of the kimono’s will be auctioned off on February 9th, 2013 in the Westin-Paris Vendôme hotel in Paris. Profits will be donated to KNK Japan/Children Without Borders and the Furusato Project.
If you look closely, you can see that the arterial system on the silk kimono is all handwritten with text from the Buddhist Sutta. Stunning detail down to the drops of blood on the collar!
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