vegan who doesn't fit the stereotype // loves rats, my deceased pet grasshopper Aesop, olives, blood oranges // seeks knee-shaking experiences // titilated by death and decay // passionate about syllables and oddities // heart belongs to jewelry
I have been obsessed with skin imprints ever since I was a child. I still love pressing various textures into my skin, whether it’s a bottle cap or embossed writing on a piece of plastic.
These have left me awestricken and swooning.
JEWELRY AS SECOND SKIN | Kyeok Kim
Two photo shoots today. In one I was dead (photo to come). In another, I was crazy. Shouldn’t be hard to figure out which this was. (Taken with instagram)
Shirt I am wearing today. Eek! Lots of buns. (Taken with instagram)
My new little friend: Edward. He is missing an eye. He watches me work. He likes to be pet. (Taken with instagram)
SUBMISSION: pomeganite seeds organized by color
They remind me of little beautiful bloody teeth.
Sipping and ticking.
Sometimes, you need to see things you kinda love while doing a tedious project. (Taken with instagram)
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Andy, found this today. Had to reblog it. We should both live by these important mantras.
‘this my excavation’ done by Beth at Lucky 13 in Richmond, Virginia. The quote is from the song Re: Stacks by Bon Iver. Basically meaning that whatever happened, happened. Whatever happens from now is new.
I love this lyric as well. Very beautiful to see it in tattoo form.
Here is Aesop’s story c/o Mutual of Omaha’s stop in Fort Wayne for their Aha Moment Campaign. And, yes, that is me telling her story since she can’t exactly speak.
Best photo of me ever. The real star is front and center. I heart Aesop.
I ran into this elderly lady twice while I was in Alaska and couldn’t pass up the chance of photographing her rat tattoo. I really wish I knew the story behind it, sadly I don’t.
The tattoo isn’t top quality, but shes old, its a rat for fucks sake, and her lip is pierced. I can only hope I’m this kick ass at that age!
So cool. :)
This tattoo is an optical illusion that I took to heart. If read, it says “Liar” but if turn your head and look at it you will see a face.
The part I took to heart is that you can either see people for who they are at face value or for the liars they can become.
Love the duality.
Dicktators (get on a tee)
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Had to pass this one along.
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