(Source: kittyropo)

blua:

A letter came for you

art installation by Lee Jung

aneba:

Trompe L’oeil

The artist recreates a realistic depiction of the torn paying card, paying attention to the right color and shadow definition of its counterpart.

“Realism Challenge: Playing Card” Artist. Mark Crilley

angelicahouston:

petitetiaras:

Disney Princesses modeling the Designer Villains gowns. 

It’s scary how the real snow white looks like Regina/OUAT Evil Queen in that costume.

yeahwriters:

rookiemag:

escapekit:

 Chromatic Typewriter Prints

Tyree Callahan has recycled (or upcycled, perhaps) a classic 1937 Underwood typewriter by replacing letters with sponges soaked across the spectrum with bright yellows, reds, blues and combinations thereof.

this is so rad!
xx
laia.

4EVER REBLAWG

theartofanimation:

Maja Wrońska

fairytalemood:

Disney Princess Hairstyles by Michelle Hunt

I have had it with this picture. I painted it like 2 years ago and it was supposed to be flowers and obviously that went bust and so now I’m thinking of painting over the colourful part in black and putting a quote in the bottom corner.

However my mum thinks the pink is lovely (although she thinks it’s fire :S) and she wants me to fill the black patches on the bottom with more pink. Which I also think could be nice.

Can anyone help me out? What should I do?