baqanal-ltd:

Love these pics by: http://trustyourphotographer.com/portraits/coiffure-project/

(Source: icanread)

ruineshumaines:

Jelly Beans masterpieces by Kristen Cumings.

These take so much patience to make that I don’t have. They’re wonderful.

ilovecharts:

loveallthis:

So… I opened up a Society6 shop so that you and all of your friends can own your very own high-quality print of the Hey Jude Flowchart.

Don’t make it bad! Pick one up and celebrate spring with some “na.”

Grab a print of one of the most popular, classic flowcharts ever!

mochafleur:

kyssthis16:

glossylalia:

Yep. WOC totally for sure don’t live in big fancy cities and work in interesting creative professions. And shows about them TOTALLY didn’t sell. Nope, nuh-uh, never.

LOL nope! I hate people….in general. 

^^^^

stinker:

Working Nintendo NES controller coffee table

“Nintendo NES controller coffee table. Made from maple, mahogany and walnut with dovetail joinery and mid century modern legs.
This table fully functions as a Nintendo NES controller and can be used to play games with the glass removed. The cord is retractable from underneath”

emergingadult:

flockaflex:

ianbrooks:

Snoop Dogg Smokable Songbook by Pereira & O’Dell

Probably the most brilliant interactive product tie-in of all time, to promote Snoop Dogg’s own brand of rolling papers, Pereira and O’Dell have rolled this excellent  songbook made from hemp-related materials with the spine of the book acting as a match striking surface. Inside, each page is a rolling paper with Snoop’s greatest songs and lyrics written on them, in non-toxic ink, of course. Gotta be careful what you put in your lungs! 

O:

I don’t even smoke but that’s pretty cool

I don’t smoke, but you have to applaud the ingenuity

emergingadult:

pupzee:

Obviously you can’t read.

“I throw my spear, which I’m not too bad at actually, if I don’t have to throw too far, and see the little girl from District 11 standing back a bit, watching us. She’s the twelve-year-old, the one who reminded me so of Prim in stature. Up close she looks about ten. She had bright, dark eyes and satiny brown skin and stands tilted up on her toes with her arms slightly extended to her sides, as if ready to take wing at the slightest sound. It’s impossible not to think of a bird.

I pick up another spear while Peeta throws. “I think her name’s Rue,” he says softly.” - The Hunger Games, pages 98-99

“The boy from District 11, Thresh, has the same dark skin as Rue, but the resemblance stops there. He’s one of the giants, probably six and a half feet tall and built like an ox…” - The Hunger Games, page 126

Why reading and comprehending is SO fundamental!!! Smh