One day <3
SUCH a good painting.
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Luke Liveblogs Life
I am a 17 year old gentleman-with-lady-parts named Luke. I write stories and this blog is a record of the strange and mundane happenings in my day-to-day life. Let's be friends but definitely not more because Elliot is desperately and pathetically in love with me and it would break his heart if he ever lost me!
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January22012
December192011
More Hunger Games! Errr, spoilers probably!
This was for my Digital Illustration final. We had to choose a book and create illustrations for it in the spirit of the Picture Book Report. Tried some different things here!
WHY WOULD YOU POST SOMETHING LIKE THAT?! ;_;
December92011
“Pinups Mythology”
pin ups + greek mythology =
this is extremely relevant to my interests
yeah this is WICKED relevant to my interests
afdfsafassadfsa
(via simplestperdition)
December72011
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6PM
GOOD. GOOD USE OF THE DAISY TAG
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December42011
The Garden of Cosmic Speculation is at Portrack House, near Dumfries in South West Scotland. It is a private garden created by Charles Jencks. The garden is inspired by science and mathematics, with sculptures and landscaping on these themes, such as Black Holes and Fractals.
oh wow yes #earth porn
very good
oh WOahhh
private gardens booo
December32011
From a Fashion Shoot done for a Spanish fashion magazine called NEO2. I am not quite sure what she is wearing, but it is definitely Fashion. I love this photo.
December12011
The Library Phantom strikes again—but for the last time! As RadioLab’s Robert Krulwich reports, via This is Central Station, a woman has been leaving tiny paper sculptures in libraries and museums across Edinburgh.
These gorgeous pieces, details from a few of which you can see above, were secreted away with a few clues here and there. The sculptor wrote in a final statement that she offered them as “[a] tiny gesture in support of the special places,” a truly valuable sentiment as the very idea of libraries as distinct and public institutions comes increasingly under attack.
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