anite

i'm to high, u can't reach me with a cell phone

[chori so cute @mantenlocute]

me titulé y no sentí nada, definitivamente la felicidad está en los excesos e ir al cine al medio día.

[plant(ae)🌱/ SCALONENA @zephyrxnthes]

el perro que me traje del laburo al final es re boludo y amistoso así que le compré un polar con estrellitas para que sea más acorde a su personalidad

[eri @missingerika]

podemos normalizar tener pelo de gato por toda la ropa, gracias

[Ramin Nasibov @RaminNasibov]

The sculpture "Hooman, wake up", Egypt, 778 BC.

[anite @msdfxs]

la palabra del mes es traca

[LeoDaVinciWave @LeoDaVinciWave]

This is a ceramic sculpture of a sheep looking down at its own reflection in water, created by artist Kenichi Nakaya.

[No Context Cats @nocontextscats]

🤡

[catalina @cataIrc]

alguien sabe que hacer tipo en general

[Art Encyclopedia @artenpedia]

by Holly Warburton

[Javier @jromerf]

No se a dónde me lleva la vida, pero voy con pelitos de gato en la ropa.

[Emo Bot 9000 @EmoBot9000]

🤷‍♂️

[anite @msdfxs]

es la vida haciéndote saber que no puedes seguir así

[Heavy Metal @HeavyMetalInk]

Hiroo Isono (1945–2013) was a Japanese illustrator known for his dreamlike landscapes and lush scenes of fantastical nature. His work blends elements of fantasy, science fiction, and ecology, portraying worlds where vegetation and wildlife dominate over human presence.

His highly detailed and vibrant style also left a mark on the video game world: he created promotional illustrations for Secret of Mana, the classic RPG by Square released in 1993. His images helped define the game’s magical and nature-driven atmosphere, becoming an iconic part of its visual identity. 🌿🎨

[old memory @old_memory]

Tale of Moonlight (1968)