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eatsleepdraw:

Handclaps by Tom Humberstone.

www.tomhumberstone.com

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amalgameheteroclite:

1952

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amalgameheteroclite: 1952

eatsleepdraw:

I have attached a link to the image below for reblog purposes if you choose do so, otherwise I wll include my portfolio site as well as my tumblr seperately with the image!

http://llewmejia.tumblr.com

http://www.llewmejia.comhttp://llewmejia.tumblr.com/post/49972792343/i-am-starting-a-new-project-something-that-has

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stellar-indulgence:

Space Storm

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stellar-indulgence: Space Storm

skullmexican:

The Perfect Body!

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skullmexican: The Perfect Body!

leslieseuffert:

Martin Eklund

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leslieseuffert: Martin Eklund
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likeafieldmouse:

Axel Hoedt - Fastnacht (2010)

“A document of the famous ‘Fastnacht Festival’, which literally translates to ‘the night before fasting’, a festival celebrated throughout Austria and Switzerland. The annual adornment of masks that are inherently frightening and grotesque stems from the aim of chasing away ‘the spirits of winter away in preparation for the coming spring and new harvest’. The carnival-like festivities stem from both Christian and Pagan traditions.”

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likeafieldmouse: Axel Hoedt - Fastnacht (2010) “A document of the famous ‘Fastnacht Festival’, which literally translates to ‘the night before fasting’, a festival celebrated throughout Austria and Switzerland. The annual adornment of masks that are inherently frightening and grotesque stems from the aim of chasing away ‘the spirits of winter away in preparation for the coming spring and new harvest’. The carnival-like festivities stem from both Christian and Pagan traditions.”
likeafieldmouse: Axel Hoedt - Fastnacht (2010) “A document of the famous ‘Fastnacht Festival’, which literally translates to ‘the night before fasting’, a festival celebrated throughout Austria and Switzerland. The annual adornment of masks that are inherently frightening and grotesque stems from the aim of chasing away ‘the spirits of winter away in preparation for the coming spring and new harvest’. The carnival-like festivities stem from both Christian and Pagan traditions.”
likeafieldmouse: Axel Hoedt - Fastnacht (2010) “A document of the famous ‘Fastnacht Festival’, which literally translates to ‘the night before fasting’, a festival celebrated throughout Austria and Switzerland. The annual adornment of masks that are inherently frightening and grotesque stems from the aim of chasing away ‘the spirits of winter away in preparation for the coming spring and new harvest’. The carnival-like festivities stem from both Christian and Pagan traditions.”
likeafieldmouse: Axel Hoedt - Fastnacht (2010) “A document of the famous ‘Fastnacht Festival’, which literally translates to ‘the night before fasting’, a festival celebrated throughout Austria and Switzerland. The annual adornment of masks that are inherently frightening and grotesque stems from the aim of chasing away ‘the spirits of winter away in preparation for the coming spring and new harvest’. The carnival-like festivities stem from both Christian and Pagan traditions.”
likeafieldmouse: Axel Hoedt - Fastnacht (2010) “A document of the famous ‘Fastnacht Festival’, which literally translates to ‘the night before fasting’, a festival celebrated throughout Austria and Switzerland. The annual adornment of masks that are inherently frightening and grotesque stems from the aim of chasing away ‘the spirits of winter away in preparation for the coming spring and new harvest’. The carnival-like festivities stem from both Christian and Pagan traditions.”
likeafieldmouse: Axel Hoedt - Fastnacht (2010) “A document of the famous ‘Fastnacht Festival’, which literally translates to ‘the night before fasting’, a festival celebrated throughout Austria and Switzerland. The annual adornment of masks that are inherently frightening and grotesque stems from the aim of chasing away ‘the spirits of winter away in preparation for the coming spring and new harvest’. The carnival-like festivities stem from both Christian and Pagan traditions.”
likeafieldmouse: Axel Hoedt - Fastnacht (2010) “A document of the famous ‘Fastnacht Festival’, which literally translates to ‘the night before fasting’, a festival celebrated throughout Austria and Switzerland. The annual adornment of masks that are inherently frightening and grotesque stems from the aim of chasing away ‘the spirits of winter away in preparation for the coming spring and new harvest’. The carnival-like festivities stem from both Christian and Pagan traditions.”
likeafieldmouse: Axel Hoedt - Fastnacht (2010) “A document of the famous ‘Fastnacht Festival’, which literally translates to ‘the night before fasting’, a festival celebrated throughout Austria and Switzerland. The annual adornment of masks that are inherently frightening and grotesque stems from the aim of chasing away ‘the spirits of winter away in preparation for the coming spring and new harvest’. The carnival-like festivities stem from both Christian and Pagan traditions.”
likeafieldmouse: Axel Hoedt - Fastnacht (2010) “A document of the famous ‘Fastnacht Festival’, which literally translates to ‘the night before fasting’, a festival celebrated throughout Austria and Switzerland. The annual adornment of masks that are inherently frightening and grotesque stems from the aim of chasing away ‘the spirits of winter away in preparation for the coming spring and new harvest’. The carnival-like festivities stem from both Christian and Pagan traditions.”
likeafieldmouse: Axel Hoedt - Fastnacht (2010) “A document of the famous ‘Fastnacht Festival’, which literally translates to ‘the night before fasting’, a festival celebrated throughout Austria and Switzerland. The annual adornment of masks that are inherently frightening and grotesque stems from the aim of chasing away ‘the spirits of winter away in preparation for the coming spring and new harvest’. The carnival-like festivities stem from both Christian and Pagan traditions.”
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criminalwisdom:

“The Decline Of Western Civilization” by Dave MacDowell

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criminalwisdom: “The Decline Of Western Civilization” by Dave MacDowell

indypendent-thinking:

“Doggy Driver,” October 9, 1937

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indypendent-thinking: “Doggy Driver,” October 9, 1937