Let's put some colour on your feed :3

Hmm.

some doodles I did for a friend a while back

How can u be a man hater if u don’t use deter-gent

Ah! I know where I’m going to build my cabin now!

Kobold prince posing for you

Man Finally Good Enough At New Hobby To Understand How Bad He Is At It

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This is, simply put, the greatest sport in our nation

Tsuchiya Koitsu: Sacred Path in the Forest (c. 1940s) This evocative woodblock print by Tsuchiya Koitsu (1870–1949) is a masterful example of the Shin-hanga movement's ability to capture light and atmosphere. Koitsu, a student of the great Kiyochika, was particularly famous for his landscapes that utilized Western-influenced chiaroscuro to imbue traditional Japanese scenes with a sense of quiet drama and nostalgic beauty. The composition depicts a moonlit or early evening scene within a dense grove of towering cryptomeria (cedar) trees. A dark torii gate serves as a structural focal point, marking the entrance to a shrine partially visible in the background. A solitary figure carrying a small, glowing lantern walks along the wide, earthen path, their lantern casting a warm, circular pool of light that cuts through the cool, blue-grey shadows. To the left, a small roadside shrine (hokora) is nestled at the base of a massive tree, its details highlighted by the subtle play of light. The use of deep greens, muted blues, and the stark verticality of the trees creates a profound sense of scale and stillness, inviting the viewer into a meditative journey through a sacred landscape.

This woodblock print by Japanese artist Tsuchiya Koitsu (1870–1949) is a masterful example of the Shin-hanga movement's ability to capture light and atmosphere. The composition depicts a moonlit or early evening scene within a dense grove of towering cryptomeria (cedar) trees.

Real ones make certain that every barcode faces the cashier when they putting their stuff down at the store

Shadows - 18x28” acrylic on canvas. Available. I went back and revised this one.

Im the opposite of chopped

Art by solardog

Sabrina Carpenter leaving Coachella with Madonna’s vintage corset up her ass

My body is a machine that removes diseases from trees

Let’s put some BROCCOLI on that PLATE!!!

THIS HOUSE HAS GOOD BONES

A SKLETEN WHOSE HIGHER THEN A FUCKEN MOUNTAIN HOLDIN A BIG JOINT "ITS 420 TIME TO GO TO THE SPENSARY THAT LOOKS LIKE A THERAPISTS OFFICE AND GIVE A GUY WITH AMUSTACHE 62 BUCK'S " - SAY WHAT U WILL ABOUT TURNING A BUNCH OF PLANT'S INTO A NEW KIND OF STORE WHERE THEY PUT A BUCH OF HEXAGONS ON THE WALL EVERYWHERE FOR NO REASON BUT AT LEAST YOU DONT HAVE TO GO TO "A GUYS HOUSE" AND WATCH JEPARDY WITH HIM , I HATE COPORATIONS BUT I CANT BE WATCHING THIS MUCH JEPARDY - DASHARE.ZONE ADMIN

HELL YEA - dashare.zone ADMIN

Commission for @protean_protege from Twitter

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a man in a blue shirt and tie is standing in a room ALT: a man in a blue shirt and tie is standing in a room

This is how e doms sound to me

I didn't come from living out of my car at a rest stop to only make it this far

grown ass men on here beefing over discord kittens LMFAO

Tim Curry in costume as Dr Frank N. Furter in The Rocky Horror Show. His eye makeup is dramatic and his face is framed with his pink rubber gloves.

Tim Curry — Mick Rock, 1974

"You know it rains for something, you know the pains for something, i hope a change is coming"

“You can’t teach an old dog new tricks”

Well fortunately I’m only 22