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Snowball bird | soosseli

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Custom Frog Doll Accessories // JennasWhatever

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Federica Maiolo

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Mushrooms 🍄 ft. Rain droplets.

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Cuban Painted Snails (Polymita Picta)

“Their colours come from their diet, lichen and mosses rich in minerals that give the shells these stunning colours. They differ according to the particular mix of plants that each snail has been eating.” - David Attenborough

Attenborough‘s Life In Colour

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soon it will be autumn, and i'll have a cup of warm tea, an old, unread book with crinkled pages, and the leaves would be a beautiful shade. everything would be alright again.

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Julia Lucey - Six Cats. 2021. Collage of aquatint etchings.

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Cats and train miniature

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By Katie Scott and James Paulley

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The full set of the series “Fairy tales by Charles Perrault” by the artist Rork Maiellano

Featured: Sleeping Beauty, Fairy Godmother, Bluebeard, Cinderella, Little Red Riding Hood, The Faeries, Donkeyskin. 

(11x17" archival prints available/contact artist at Instagram or Facebook)

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cat illustrations by selynn ♥

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june 3, 2021

romanticize your life. add some vanilla or whatever sauce you want to your regular coffee. take time to brew your coffee. add some plants to your room. add some over-the-top filters to your photos/gifs/videos. meditate. eat a salad and use an overpriced dressing. rearrange your room. take a walk outside. ride a bike. do whatever makes you feel better

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Heavenly Showers Photographer: Neelutpaul Barua

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We can't pretend pseudoscience has any scientific validity. It's chill to enjoy some pseudoscience, to partake in it and have fun with it, but we gotta acknowledge that's what it is. We can't pretend it's actual science when it's just not because that can and does harm people (i.e. thinking crystals can heal mental illness).

I like astrology but I know that it's not science based, same with the ideal that crystals vibrate in ways that affect us as people, same with divination. They're fun, but not a science. I'd actually consider it more of an artform.