Should Have Been A Great Many Things...

beeishappy:

Stephen Colbert salutes UVA’s Class of 2013 | Speaking from one generation to another.

iamthedroidyourelookingfor:

continuity at its finest

hipstergator:

⨠ ”Come with me if you want to live.” ca. 2018 and 1984, respectively

epic-lee:

THIS IS WHAT COLLEGE FEELS LIKE

m-i-s-e-r-e-r-e:


The thing that made Lilo a “freak” was her passion. Lilo was passionate about everything she ever did. She was passionate about Elvis, about feeding the ocean fish sandwiches, about making friends, about taming Stitch, and about Hula. Look at her smile. She is the only one who seems to be truly enjoying what she’s doing. It adds life. Passion is life. It’s vitality. It’s amazing. Be a Lilo.

m-i-s-e-r-e-r-e:

The thing that made Lilo a “freak” was her passion. Lilo was passionate about everything she ever did. She was passionate about Elvis, about feeding the ocean fish sandwiches, about making friends, about taming Stitch, and about Hula. Look at her smile. She is the only one who seems to be truly enjoying what she’s doing. It adds life. Passion is life. It’s vitality. It’s amazing. Be a Lilo.

ryandonato:

It may surprise you to know that these are not real animals – they’re probably most accurately called paintings. Artist Keng Lye brings these aquatic creatures to life by creating layers of resin and alternating them with acrylic paint. Coupled with his expert play of perspective, the fish (and other creatures) seem ultra realistic. Keng Lye has since added three dimensional portions to his ‘paintings’ as can be seen in these images, making them seem even more unbelievably alive and real.

tasteslikewordsalad:

 be free, Leo.

be free